Sentence examples for was served out from inspiring English sources

However, the European governing body announced in a statement on Tuesday evening the Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body had decided to reduce the penalty to one behind closed doors, which was served out for the group game against Maccabi Tel-Aviv on 9 December.

Vegan soup was served out of paper cups, with Cumming doing double duty as host and resident DJ, pumping out tunes from his laptop.

The first set was served out to 15 in 46 minutes and a superb passing shot gave Azarenka the early initiative in the second set.

Mr Evans was serving out his notice, having been sacked by Mr Byers, and has since left.

In 1970, about one in every thousand American adults was serving out a sentence in a federal, state, or local penitentiary; by the start of this decade, the figure had jumped to one in a hundred.

At 6-5, all Williams needed to do was serve out for the match, but she muffed four easy shots, including a backhand topspin that flew past the backline and sent the set to the tie-breaker.

In the summer of 2005, the banker, now 52, was serving out a noncompete agreement after a long time as senior managing director at Putnam Investments and sitting on nonprofit boards advising small businesses in working-class neighborhoods of Boston.

Bould, taking charge in the absence of the Arsene Wenger who was serving out his touchline ban, watched Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Ibrahim Afellay fire the Germans to victory.

"I got broken at 5-3 when I was serving out for the match and after that I forgot the score and tried to focus on each game individually.

For 5 1/2 months in 2002, physician assistant Andrew Josiah spent his nights working at King/Drew and his days at the halfway house where he was serving out a sentence for felony child abuse.

In an article for Mojo magazine's July 2001 "Solo Beatles Special", John Harris wrote that although Harrison "nominally" remained a Beatle, he was "serving out his notice" after 10 January 1969.