Sentence examples for to think serve from inspiring English sources

I used to think serve and volley was the only way to win on grass, but now the return is too good for that game, so I mix it up quite a bit more.' Mixing it up is what he does best.

I don't know why people seem to think serving is a job that deserves less respect or worse, less than minim wage.

* hey, some people have to work, who do you think serves you your Guinness?

Tsonga momentarily seemed to think his serve had gone wide, visibly hesitating before breaking into a wide grin and lifting his arms in the air.

"We want you to think about serving your communities," she said, "because you don't have to be a White House employee to do it".

In the governor's office, he added, "We broadly asked people in the private sector to think of serving in government as a form of public service".

It makes me shudder to think of serving it to my friends.

It seems unbecoming to think of serving our OWN ends.

Often times we have to introduce hope way before we can even begin to think about serving 12 ounces of faith.

It took me a while to think it might serve my needs, but it does serve a lot of them".

If elected, I like to think, they would serve together on a job-sharing basis, using the sobriquet President KenEddy.