Sentence examples for while serving to from inspiring English sources
Nadal did that gracefully while serving to go up 4-2.
In her semi-final match against Kim Clijsters at the United States Open last year, she lost her temper while serving to stay in the match.
The tautly choreographed game sequences that punctuate Drew's story bristle with the electricity of the sport while serving to track the hero's transformation from dicey wild card to on-point team player.
But Limonov has been accused by his many critics of sacrificing his young supporters, of encouraging them to commit acts of resistance that, while serving to maintain his high-profile image, see them end up behind bars.
As Mrs. Clinton delivered her critique, events echoed loudly in the background: unrest in Tunisia that threatened its government while serving to buttress her arguments; and a developing political crisis in Lebanon that illustrated both the range and the limits of American influence in the region.
Sound has tended to increase the importance of music, and regularly over the years composers of the highest standing have written scores that, while serving to add a dimension of mood and atmosphere to the film, have also stood by themselves as compositions.
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Gunnels give a completed look to the canoe, while also serving to protect the sides of the canoe as rub rails.
There was general agreement that any future federation should focus on political and legislative matters, while also serving to encourage individual unions to do more to organize workers.
The adviser pretended to have contracted malaria while serving in Vietnam to get a handicapped parking space, despite never having the disease or serving in the country.
Born in Hudson, New York, in 1846 and raised a Presbyterian, Mohammed Alexander Russell Webb converted to Islam in the 1880s while serving as consul to the Philippines under President Grover Cleveland.
