Sentence examples for serving day from inspiring English sources

Murray, however, had his worst serving day of the tournament in terms of double faults.

Marat's only hope is to have a massive serving day, return brilliantly, move well and keep his cool.

"She had another great serving day against me, " said Sharapova.

Using random effects models, we quantified price differences of healthier versus less healthy options for specific food types, diet patterns and units of price (serving, day and calorie).

"He's going to have to take charge, hit his big forehand, have a good serving day, come in some and force Andy to pass.

"I was serving day-old bread," Al Langer says, "so I put it into the oven to make it fresher.

In short, this is the most self-serving day of joyless consumption the world has ever known.

Orange juice was the major contributor to dietary vitamin C (about 20% in both cohorts), and ⩾1 serving day−1 was associated with an elevated risk of melanoma when compared to no orange juice consumption (RR=1.61, 95% CI 0.92 2.84, P for linear trend=0.008).

In an analysis of consistent intake over time, women who reported that they consumed ⩾1 serving day−1 of orange juice in both high school and as an adult had an RR of 2.32 (95% CI 1.36 4.00) compared to those who reported <1 serving week−1 in both time periods.

In the NHS cohort, women recalled their frequency of orange juice consumption during high school, and this too was associated with an increased risk of melanoma (RR= 1.59, 95% CI 1.17 2.18 for ⩾1 serving day−1 vs <1 serving week−1).

In order to meet the Food Guide standard, at least 45% of the sample needed to add 2-3 more daily servings of vegetables and fruit; about 15% required 2 extra grain servings daily (30% need 1 extra grain serving); and about half would need to add 1 serving/day of milk and alternatives.