Sentence examples for terms of tennis from inspiring English sources

You need only a court, and a pretty close fit in terms of tennis, and... nothing else!

D2 OBITUARIES B7-8 Don Budge The red-haired athlete who helped redefine the terms of tennis by becoming the first player to win the Grand Slam, in 1938, he was 84.

But in terms of tennis history, her latest success story paled in comparison with what might have been if Li had managed to remain just a little more consistent and a little more composed and become the first Chinese player to win a Grand Slam singles title.

"That final pretty much changed my life in terms of tennis and wanting to play Davis Cup," Roddick said in a television interview Sunday in Sweden after he clinched the United States' spot in this year's finals with a straight-set victory over Jonas Bjorkman.

The stakes, in terms of tennis history, are once again delightfully high, just as they were last year in the final at the French Open, where Nadal won with humiliating ease, and the final at Wimbledon, where he won with magnificent difficulty.

But they were strong only in terms of their tennis muscles, particularly those in the shoulders.

Yet which sport is the most popular in the UK in terms of participation: tennis or badminton?

Gillmeister, Shine explained, found a 16th-century political song describing a battle between Antwerp and the French in terms of a tennis match, which differentiates those who wager and those who play for "lof," or honor.

In terms of my tennis, the serve and return are the two most important shots on grass and it's vital I spend a lot of time working on them.

"In terms of confidence, in terms of level of tennis, I am playing better".

"In terms of a decorated tennis player and the biggest champion that I've ever played, she definitely is that.