Sentence examples for serving notice for from inspiring English sources

He was also serving notice for those who agree with him.

And at the 2007 World Championships last March, Lochte shattered the world record in the 200-meter backstroke on his way to capturing a gold medal, serving notice for what may come at the Beijing Olympics this summer.

In any event, if the landlord doesn't serve notice for you to leave, the tenancy will run on automatically from one rent period to the next.

The window for serving notice of termination on the oldest of the properties opened several years ago, and will remain open for some time under copyright law.

The giant Mako Vunipola also served notice of his burgeoning potential for England.

The details are virtually what Premiership Rugby has been arguing for since serving notice to leave ERC in June 2012, but its chief executive, Mark McCafferty, said what mattered was ensuring the new tournament delivered the extra income the clubs had promised.

But for an actor, it can serve notice of a career change, a maturing.

Labour said it was "serving notice on Cameron and Clegg" with the 2015 general election being a day for reckoning for the NHS.

"Lees has already served notice of his future potential, while Ballance continues to press his claims for more recognition at England Lions level at least.

Without serving notice, no suit could be filed.

But blasted three blocks into town or dumped implausibly onto roofs of seaside retreats, their destruction served notice that for all the romance of the ocean, it can also wreak havoc — and in a warming world, increasingly does.