Sentence examples for whose served from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whose served" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "who served"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to someone who has provided a service or meal. Example: "The waiter, who served us last night, was very attentive."
Though it's early intthe mayoral election year, Mr. Milner, whose served as mayor from 1981 to 1987, and Mr. Stewart, who became the city's first black fire chief in 1980, would have to be considered long-shot candidates.
He even out-served Roddick, whose serve is by far his biggest weapon.
But at the time, from a man whose serves typically peaked around 120 m.p.h., it seemed significant.
But Federer, whose serve has been his mainstay throughout the tournament, pounds down an unreturnable delivery: 7-7.
Unlike other Russian players whose serves have failed them in big moments, Sharapova's held up remarkably.
Morozova is now coaching Elena Dementieva, whose serve and nerve drove her to tears in Saturday's brief final against Myskina.
"It was difficult at the end," said Sampras, whose serve darted even more invisibly as darkness began to arrive.
The fightback seemed to melt the confidence of Ivanovic, whose own forehand began to go awry and whose serve started to crumble under the pressure.
Roddick, whose serve has been clocked at 135 miles an hour, then hit three straight aces to wrap up the first set.
He sees a champion whose serve once darted with a comet's tail and is now losing torque because Sampras is not rotating enough.
Roddick's advantage over his remaining opposition is that he is the only player whose serve is overpowering enough to guarantee him a significant number of short points.
