Sentence examples for served trying to from inspiring English sources

Politics would be better served trying to find ways of telling it.

Chelsea might be best served trying to take their opponents out of this comfort zone.

In the coming weeks the Republican nominee may be best served trying to convince woman voters that the sluggish economy has disproportionately affected society's most vulnerable members, and that Mr Obama is to blame.

Instead of trying to rein him in, Horner would be better served trying to devise a formula that allows his racers to do as the sport demands, to race each other legitimately.

Shorten, meanwhile, is best served trying to keep the debate on the social positives of his policies, this week's $2.4bn announcement to end the freeze on Medicare rebates, for example.

He still felt, though, that Democrats would not be well served trying to play in the same realms of fake news and false outrage that Trump rumbled through on the way to the White House.

"I was trying to mix up the serve, trying to mix up the rhythm, trying to go for risky shots.

"I hoped he wouldn't get too far away from me and I hung in there every game on my serve, trying to play for a tie-break.

To serve, try to forget, if you can, tortilla chips.

Jury duty is a subject that scores of bored writers who have served try to turn into articles.

A serving robot, meanwhile, is designed for airport lounges and hotels, using a built-in serving try to deliver food and drinks to guests.