Sentence examples for served to send from inspiring English sources

Two comebacks by Boston in Game 4 only served to send the knife in deeper.

The recent global backlash against campaigning and rights-based organisations has only further served to send some back to the comfort zone of traditional development.

Although this ban has not stopped the channel covering events inside Iraq, it has served to send a clear message to Iraqis - that freedom of expression in Iraq does not mean the same thing as it does in the west, just as civil rights for Arabs do not mean the same thing as they do in the west.

This smug observation only served to send him into a spiral of hysterical self-righteousness.

Maduro's main solution to the growing crisis has been to print money, but this has simply served to send inflation through the roof.

Sessions also once wrote that court-ordered consent decrees were "undemocratic" and "dangerous," which taken with his more recent comments has served to send a chill down the spine of police reformers nationwide.

The two versions would be linked as a single legislative vehicle, with one vote serving to send both to the Senate.

First set: Murray 3-5 Nadal*: Nadal goes 15-0 up, but Murray levels proceedings, taking advantage of a ridiculously short second serve to send a fizzing backhand hopelessly out of Nadal's reach.

Lawyers for two officers took issue with the $220 million figure, but Mr. Jackson, at a news conference in front of the courthouse, said it was "commensurate" with his client's injuries and would serve to send a message to the city that "we will no longer tolerate these kinds of egregious incidents of brutality".

The South African broke again to make it 5-4 - and this time he held serve to send the match to a decider.

After falling behind 5-6 in the second set, Evloeva held serve to send the set to a tiebreaker.