Sentence examples for served playing from inspiring English sources

He probably would've been better served playing regularly in the AHL, but Washington feared another team would claim him if it tried to send him down.

"England would be better served playing this in Munich with Gerrard and Batty or even Gerrard and Hargreaves playing the holding roles in the same way Batty and Ince did in Rome".

And two, that he was so possessed by the mantra of competition that he and John Idzik, the first-year general manager, have preached, that he prioritized victory, and that he was best served playing his presumptive Week 1 starter behind a second-team offensive line.

However, Dempsey feels that his side would be better served playing the fixture against Nottingham on this date.

He will feel that he can get himself into form by playing on the big stage in the Indian Premier League but would he be better served playing for Surrey in the County Championship?

"I thought he would have been better served playing in the number 10 role and getting the ball and threading passes through further up the field, but they won the game so no one can complain," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.

And the way you do that is via rote repetition — return hundreds of tennis serves, play that F major scale over and over until your fingers bleed, etc.

To serve, play a blowlamp over the surface of the meat and then slice vertically, stabilising the cylinder with a carving fork if necessary.

"The latest in a long list of top-class Czech players, he has a huge serve, plays big from the baseline and is a wonderful shotmaker.

Fresenius added that precision serving played a part in her team's ability to build an early lead, keeping the Oilers 14-133) oft of system.

VA researchers and experts who reviewed the data for The Times said there were myriad possibilities, including whether the military had disproportionately drawn women at higher suicide risk and whether sexual assault and other traumatic experiences while serving played a role.