Sentence examples for serves meant from inspiring English sources

Missing so many first serves meant Djokovic had to hit 16 second serves in the fifth set, and he only won seven (44 percent).

Another break of serve meant they were 5-1 up in 17 minutes and the first set followed two minutes later.

But Ovtcharov took the next after a long rally and Drinkhall missed with a smash before a fault on serve meant he surrendered the game.

Henry A. Kissinger also resigned as chairman of the new commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks, saying he felt he had to step down if continuing to serve meant he would have to disclose his business clients.

Here, the serve means everything.

First come first served means exactly that: for purchases, questions and flirting with the counter help.

The importance of these quality characteristics to those being served means that speed in learning and improvement is important.

Serving meant living in a world where the sacred and secular were blurred.

Federer made 13 of 19 (68 percent) of his first serves, which meant he had to hit only six second serves, where he won four.

Rock-solid serving means he consolidates the break with the minimum fuss.

And a bar that serves pretty mean margheritas.