This time, Anderson served out the set, avoiding a tiebreaker.
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Divorce papers, served out of a New Hampshire attorney's office.
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Today's breakfast is served out on the patio in the sun.
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But Kasatkina broke right back and then served out the match.
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Wawrinka seized the moment and served out to win the set.
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Barty broke Pavlyuchenkova in the 21th game served out the match.
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Hess served out that term in Spandau, a prison in West Berlin.
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Neither was convicted by the Senate, and both served out their terms.
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Radwanska then served out the 6-23 (6), 6-2, 7-5 victory.
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Thiem then served out for the victory, converting on his second match point.
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He served out his term of years, and then he returned to England.
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Bartenders made drinks with cheap liquor served out of bottles bearing brand-name labels.
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The Senate acquitted Clinton and he served out his full second term as president.
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He served out his term in office without anyone mistaking him for a penis tattoo.
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Beau Biden recovered from his stroke and served out his second term as attorney general.
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The Australian rallied to 4-3 and 5-4 before Kuznetsova served out the victory.
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Breakfast is served out of a thatched-roof hut with ovens built into the ground.
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Rankin quietly served out the rest of her term and did not run for reelection.
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Clinton ended up beating the charges — and served out the remainder of his second term.
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The drinks are delicious (and not served out of plastic cups, like at the first bar!).
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In a flash, Djokovic had served out the set to love, sealing it with an ace.
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He was censured but served out the rest of his term as governor, stepping down in 2011.
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Dimitrov said his shoulder had felt heavy as he sensed the moment and served out the match.
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People who have served out their felony convictions often can't apply for public housing or Pell Grants.
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Undeterred, Muguruza came back and served out the set without dropping a point, culminating in her graceful lob.
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Another would prohibit states from denying convicted felons who have served out their sentences the right to vote.
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They broke Venus Williams at 4-4 in the second set, and Strycova then served out the victory.
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She eventually served out the victory at love, hitting three aces in the game to finish with 13.
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He broke Nishioka in the first and seventh games of the deciding set and served out the match.
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Federer served out the match at 5–3 in the fifth set despite Nadal having two break point opportunities.
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Sanford was censured by the South Carolina House of Representatives, but served out the remainder of his second term.
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Saucier was 22 years old at the time of his offenses and has served out his 12-months sentence.
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I get spaghetti served out of a wheel of cheese, and we both get wine and our own desserts.
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Vice President Nelson Rockefeller served out the rest of the term after being confirmed by both chambers of Congress.
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In Senegal, café touba can be easily found served out of the numerous streetside snack kiosks known as tanganas.
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Painting the lines in the third set, Mladenovic broke twice and served out the two hour 33 minute win.
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Haas, a former world number two, was broken again as the Swiss served out the set after 22 minutes.
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Thiem served out the second set and swept to the third as Djokovic looked increasingly sluggish and off balance.
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It would restore the right to vote in federal elections to former felons who have served out their sentences.
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With Rousseff's removal finalized today, only three elected presidents in Brazil have served out their full terms since 1950.
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More health-conscious marketgoers should try the bowls of vegan and vegetarian food served out of the Buddha Bowl Van.
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The Wimbledon winner scored the first break of the opening set in the eighth game and served out the set.
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Neither impeachment stuck—both presidents were acquitted after being tried by the U.S. Senate, and ultimately served out their terms.
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In October 2014, Mr. Xu was transferred to nearby Kenhua Prison, where he served out the remainder of his sentence.
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Naomi Osaka served out the U.S. Open title in emphatic fashion, winning 6-2, 6-4 on a 114 m.p.h.
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Indeed, Gorsuch was hired by Jusstice Byron White but served out his clerkship with Kennedy after White retired in 1993.
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Victims included teenagers and pregnant women, and many of those who were executed had already served out their apportioned sentences.
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Some had already served out their sentences, others were still sitting in jail when the ruling came down late Thursday.
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He was captured the following year, served out his sentence and returned to Oregon, where he died a few years ago.
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Williams, however, Williams broke again in the ninth game and then served out to end Radwanska's agony on Rod Laver Arena.
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Townsend refused to go away quietly fighting off four match points to extend the contest before Andreescu served out the match.
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"I think it's enough, seven years," Trump said referring to the years Blagojevich has served out of his 14-year sentence.
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For the majority of the past four years, the pair has lived apart as they served out their respective prison sentences.
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Schnur got the only mini-break of the tiebreaker to grab a 3-2 lead, and he served out the match.
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Anderson finally came through on his sixth to lead 25-24, then served out the victory when Isner sailed a forehand wide.
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Sevastova blunted the Russian's fightback with a hold for 4-2 followed by another big break and then served out the contest.
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People who have served out their felony convictions often can't apply for public housing or Pell Grants to pay for college tuition.
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Murray broke again in the next game and served out second time round to set up a meeting with France's Lucas Pouille.
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Since the practice was implemented in 2015, around 20,000 convicted felons have served out some portion of their sentences with a bracelet.
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Muguruza served out the match at love, pushing forward and attempting to resolve the conflict instead of hoping it might resolve itself.
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Clinton was impeached by the House, but the Senate failed to convict in 1999 and he served out his full second term.
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Guests can enjoy an iced tea blend that's made with relaxing herbs such as lavender and served out of an elaborate siphon.
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The Australian broke to go 6-5 up on four straight errors from the Ukrainian and served out to seal the title.
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I think they went through a dark time of being served out of slushie machines and made with sour mix, things like that.
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Isner saved the lone break point he faced as he served out the third set, then broke Raonic twice in the fourth set.
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Genízaros and their offspring sometimes escaped or served out their terms of service, then banded together to forge buffer settlements against Comanche raids.
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His successor Donald Tsang served out the rest of Tung's term, and was subsequently reappointed for a full five-year term in 2007.
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We all know the president was acquitted in the Senate and served out his term, just as President Trump is likely to do.
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Then, what to do with these people once they have served out their sentences -- with thousands likely remaining unrepentant for their acts of terror?
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The blow-up seemed to help as he served out to love and kept snapping at Cilic's heels all the way to a tiebreak.
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Parmentier opened up a 4-0 lead in the second set and served out the match after Pegula had closed to within 5-2.
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Yet Medvedev then served out the match with an emphatic ace to claim his second consecutive ATP Masters 1000 crown following his triumph in Cincinnati.
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She served out the last game to love, breaking into a smile after a winning volley at the net that brought up three match points.
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North Korea has imprisoned numerous Americans over the years, often sentencing them to lengthy terms in prison that have rarely, if ever, been served out.
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That could have been a turning point but Mertens regathered herself and served out at the second attempt when Svitolina miscued a forehand after 41 minutes.
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Serena pounced in the seventh game, firing a searing backhand return to break and served out to love to come within a game of the title.
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He's admitted he's accountable for his actions, served out sentences for the crimes he committed and has sought psychological treatment for post-traumatic stress, she says.
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He has effectively served out that prison term, but faces more terrorism-related charges that could see him sentenced to up to 142 years if convicted.
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Monfils, the 2016 Rotterdam runner-up, converted another breakpoint to go 5-2 ahead before he served out the match for his eighth career ATP title.
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Djokovic opened the final set with another break and added another in the seventh game before closing out the match when he served out to love.
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The Dane, however, seized her chances on the crucial points in the decider and broke Davis in the ninth game then served out for the match.
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A missed dropshot by Siegemund early in the second set gave Pliskova the break and the Czech served out the victory after 86 minutes on court.
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But the 28-year-old American broke back and then served out the match to set up a second round clash with Canadian second seed Denis Shapovalov.
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It was the longest rally officially seen at Wimbledon since records began in 2005 and Djokovic duly served out and stayed on top to take the set.
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Having spent nearly two years in prison awaiting trial for those charges, he has effectively already served out the prison term handed down by the Turkish court.
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If Kim had served out his tenure, Trump would have had an opportunity to name a successor only during a potential second term in the White House.
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Nitro cold brew gets served out of a tap (just like beer!) without ice and is carbonated using nitrogen, which gives it a smooth, creamy, bubbly texture.
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A favorite was the Maine lobster, served out of the shell, seasoned with chili pepper and draped over a heap of fresh sautéed corn and fingerling potatoes.
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His vice president, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, served out the term and then stayed on as president after an election in 2004 widely thought to have been rigged.
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Rumors are now circulating that he may reject protection and continue his music career after he's served out his sentence, opting instead for round-the-clock security.
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After earning the first break of serve to lead 4-2, Bouzkova saved a break point as she served out the opener in just under 40 minutes.
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In the second set, Pliskova converted her fourth break-point opportunity in the 11th game to go up 6-5, then served out the set for the win.
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Two double faults by Pospisil gave Monfils a triple break point in the eighth game of the second set, and the world No. 9 served out the match.
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These latest closes also include the shutting of Rakuten's operations and office in Austria, although customers in the country will continue to be served out of neighboring Germany.
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But she had expended most of her energy and could not keep up with Halep, who served out the match in style by winning the game to love.
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Anderson broke him on the next point and then served out the victory, taking deep breaths between deliveries as he had throughout the 4-hour-14-minute duel.
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Mr. Colyer has not declared his candidacy, but had been widely rumored as a likely candidate regardless of whether Mr. Brownback served out the remainder of his term.
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Shawkan, whose case had been highlighted by the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO and human rights groups, was released because he had already served out his term before being sentenced.
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The court said it would monitor Lubanga's financial situation as he served out the remaining year of his sentence to see how much he might be able to contribute.
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He broke Evans in the fourth game of the third set and served out the match to love, sealing the win with an imperious backhand winner down the line.
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The 21-year-old Kasatkina, however, won the next two games and served out for the match, clinching a quarter-final berth when the Spaniard hit beyond the baseline.
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Although Tsonga offered token resistance while serving to stay in the second set, Nadal served out the set by taking advantage of his opponent's slower movement with pinpoint winners.
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Having already spent nearly two years in prison awaiting trial for those alleged offences, he had effectively already served out the prison term handed down by the Turkish court.
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"Ramos-Gomez was born in Grand Rapids, grew up here, and bravely served out country in Afghanistan," the ACLU said in a letter to the Kent County Sheriff's Department.
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All in a rush, Federer broke Willis at love and then served out the match, before delivering a hug and some more supportive words to Willis at the net.
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Martincova fought off two match points and broke Garcia's serve in the 10th game of the deciding set, but Garcia answered with a break and served out the match.
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Mr. Jonathan served out the term and was later elected to office, presiding over a corruption-plagued administration until he was ousted by Mr. Buhari in the last election.
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The Australian served out the set with two aces and, with the crowd roaring his every point, the contest moved into a blockbuster of a 72-minute third set.
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He served out the set to love, wrapping it up with a deft half-volley from the baseline that curled sumptuously away from Rubin as he darted across the court.
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Late Monday, Spicer responded by retweeting the company's offer, saying: "Sorry for the delay How about we do something great for the those who have served out nation & 1st responders."
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Nadal, who repelled the only break point he faced in the match, served out the match at love in the 10th game, firing in three aces, including the finishing point.
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She saved one match point in the ninth game on her serve before Hsieh served out the match in the next, clinching it with a winning backhand to the corner.
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But in a game of fine margins, it was enough for the Australian, who landed the decisive blow at 5-5 in the third set and calmly served out the match.
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While it's still unclear how they contracted E. coli, the news outlet reports that it could be from well water served out of coolers that were next to the zipline course.
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Serena pounced in the seventh game, breaking her in the seventh game with a searing backhand return and she served out to love to come within a game of the title.
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Wawrinka, the No. 21991 seed, served out the next game to take a two-sets-to-one lead and went on to win a match that finished at 1:20 a.m.
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Serena broke Venus again two games later, a 16-point game that lasted about 10 minutes, and then served out the set at love, with two aces and another service winner.
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Craig Tiley, the Australian Open tournament director, said Sharapova, a former champion, "deserved the opportunity" and indicated that the case had been adjudicated and that she had served out her sanction.
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The Serb broke again in the fifth game of second set and was in total control as he served out to love in the ensuing game for a 4-2 cushion.
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Medvedev struggled to respond and called on the physio to get some treatment on his shoulder but that intervention failed to get him going and Thiem easily served out for the set.
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"Very pleased that I could play very consistent tonight and in such a great atmosphere is very special," said Svitolina, who capped the match in style when she served out to love.
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Nadal, however, immediately regained his advantage in the eighth game after Nishikori netted a backhand, and the Spaniard served out for the victory, ending the match with a forehand winner down the line.
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He broke again for a 5-2 lead and served out to love for his 59th Wimbledon match win — moving him level with John McEnroe in fifth place on the all-time list.
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Goerges, who will become German number one on Monday, avoided a sixth break of serve by saving two match points late in the second set, but Bertens served out the match to love.
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The defending champion broke for 5-3 and served out for the opening set before grabbing early breaks in the next two stanzas and successfully resisting Schwartzman's attempts to get back on terms.
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The Russians pushed hard to prise break points from Mladenovic as she served out the match but the French-Hungarian duo held firm to close out the match in one hour and 20 minutes.
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Dale Ho, the voting rights director of the ACLU, which is nonpartisan, talked up a possible ballot measure in Florida to restore voting rights to 1.6 million people who have served out criminal sentences.
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Ever determined to serve his country, the statement said, Stratton reenlisted in 1944, served out the war and was discharged, once again, in December of 1946 at the rank of Gunners Mate Second Class.
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Bautista Agut, the No. 22 seed, served out his victory one game later, closing out a 6-93, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-7 (4), 6-2 result after 4 hours 9 minutes.
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Anderson clawed a break back when Pella sent a backhand volley wide with the court at his mercy, but the Argentine broke again and served out the set to take a 2-0 lead.
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Djokovic then comfortably served out to book his place in Sunday's final at Crandon Park where he will seek to add another Miami crown to his titles from 2007, 2011, 2012, 2014 and last year.
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A lapse of concentration from Kudla in the 11th game allowed Federer to grab the only break point on offer before the Swiss served out the match in just under an hour and a half.
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Berrettini, the 24th seed, broke twice for a 5-2 lead and served out the third set, which was interrupted for about five minutes when rain forced the closure of the Arthur Ashe Stadium roof.
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Mladenovic managed to get on the board when she finally held in the sixth game, but Pliskova served out in the next game, wrapping up the first set with her second ace in 36 minutes.
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Whether you're a roast-it-yourself kind of a person or you prefer your morning boost served out of a french press, upgrade your routine with the ease and adventure of a personalized coffee subscription.
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Related: Biden praises Sanders on income inequality, calls Clinton 'relatively new' to the fight Beau Biden, after tests showing he lost no cognitive ability after his stroke, served out his second term as Delaware's attorney general.
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In late 2010, however, Saqr Ghobash, the UAE's reform-minded minister of labour, issued a decree allowing workers with contracts expiring after January 2011 to look for work elsewhere after they had served out their contracts.
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In the same way, Manny Ramirez served out two suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs; when he finished them, he was allowed to return to the lineup and play in the same baseball games as everyone else.
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Before dinner, Isner led a prayer, and then the crowd — 20 or so attendees, plus volunteers, interns and staff members — lined up for bowls of red beans and rice served out of a battered metal pot.
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This Saturday, de LaB (Design East of La Brea), Gabba Gallery, and Hidden Hi Fi present a walking tour of the neighborhood, with Filipino ice cream served out of a heavily adorned jeepney to cool you down.
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She said that she had understood Mr Gui to be a free man (he was supposedly released from custody in October, having served out a jail sentence handed down in relation to the hit-and-run case).
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But that process was dealt a fatal blow in November, when nearly 65 percent of Florida voters approved Amendment 4, which is intended to reinstate the voting rights of most felons who have served out their sentences.
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The Danish 19th seed, who has not been past the second round in New York since her run to the semi-finals in 2016, secured the victory when she served out to love in the final game.
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Like Andrei Sakharov, Vaclav Havel, Aung San Suu Kyi and so many dissidents that came before them, the men were hit with a bogus charge ("unlawful assembly"), were found guilty and served out their punishments last year.
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The opening set went with serve until Osaka made three double faults in one game to give Barty a 4-2 lead, after which the Australian served out the set, saving a break point along the way.
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After arriving at Craft little early, I sit in the cafe downstairs and have a tea, served out of the sort of ceramic pot I used to take camping, surrounded by flowering courgette plants and soft grey tiles.
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His life spanned the American Century — he fought in World War II ... took part in the Texas oil boom ... served out a distinguished career in public service including serving as president during the final days of the Cold War.
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His life spanned the American Century—he fought in World War II ... took part in the Texas oil boom ... served out a distinguished career in public service including serving as president during the final days of the Cold War. pic.twitter.
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ELSEWHERE > Terrorists: Dozens of extremists convicted of domestic acts of terrorism who have served out their prison sentences are expected to be released into the United States over the next two years, raising concerns they could resume jihadist activity (The Hill).
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Other high-ranking Republicans on the panel have already served out terms as chairmen, but should Shuster lose, the gavel could go to Vice Chairman John Duncan Jr. (R-Tenn.), who has been on the committee for over 22019 years.
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Venus fought off two break points in the second game of the match, was broken in the fourth game and again in a five-deuce sixth game before Serena served out the 31-minute first set at love with an ace.
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The Indian government agreed last year to give permanent commissions to women, but said it would only apply to female officers who had served less than 14 years -- excluding hundreds of women who had already served out their short service commissions.
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The neo-Nazis planned a march from the suburb's station to the former Spandau Prison where Hess, an early ally of Germany's wartime dictator Adolf Hitler, served out the life sentence he was handed down at the post-war Nuremberg war crimes trials.
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Their cochinita pibil burrito, served out of a stand in a parking lot with about four total seats, is actually outlawed in the other 49 states because it's too delicious and the other states lawmakers banned it so their constituents don't feel bad.
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Boeing hopes such growth will also sustain demand for the mid-sized 767, a model that has all but served out its usefulness as a passenger jet and relies on freight and its role as a future tanker for the U.S. Air Force.
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Baker and his staff, at their first official meeting with Reagan, watched him carefully for signs of incapacity—but the President, apparently cheered by the arrival of newcomers, was alert and lively, and he served out the rest of his second term.
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She edged the first set, winning the tiebreak to four points, but then the 21-year-old Vekic broke serve in the fifth game of the second set to get the upper hand and the Croat served out to force a deciding set.
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The 21-year-old American received a point penalty to go down 3-1 in the second set but he fought back to lead 4-2 before Schwartzman regrouped to break his opponent again for a 5-3 lead and served out for victory.
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Some of the best food in New York City is available not at a white-tablecloth restaurant (what is this, the '80s?) or even the scene-y spot with exposed brick and two-hour wait, but rather served out of tents every weekend at Smorgasburg.
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The Dane looked every inch the world number two as she briskly served out for victory, which came when a crestfallen Fett dumped a backhand into the net after a shade over two and a half hours in the sun on Rod Laver Arena.
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Whether you want world-class fine dining, incredible dim sum, perfect pizza, fresh-outta-the-ocean sushi, spicy-as-hell noodles, a strong rum drink served out of a whole pineapple, or just views that will take your breath away, SF is pretty much paradise.
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Barthel broke twice to give her the opportunity at 4-3 to get back on serve but Williams capitalized on the German also having trouble with the sun to break back then served out from the Yarra River end to clinch the first set in 42 minutes.
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Djokovic twice pushed back his pre-match practice but came out firing right from the start as served out to love to begin the match and broke Kudla for a 3-1 cushion en route to wrapping up the first set without showing any signs of distress.
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Real Housewives of New Jersey viewers may have been fascinated to see what Teresa Giudice's life was like while her husband, Joe Giudice, served out his 41-month prison sentence, but the father of four reveals he found it hard to watch the Bravo show from behind bars.
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Tuition varies among trucking schools but is typically a few thousand dollars, though it may be waived in some cases if coursework is completed and a designated term working for a company is served out, leaving many women financially shackled to their companies, stuck with a choice between debt and fear.
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Top-seeded Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia rallied for a 5-7, 7-6 (63), 7-5 victory over local favorite Ana Bogdan on Tuesday in the first round of the BRD Bucharest Open in Romania Sevastova lost a wild first set that saw five consecutive service breaks, before Bogdan served out.
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After both players broke early in the second set, the match went on serve until the 27-year-old Sousa, who had won their only other previous meeting on clay in Madrid last year, broke Sock to take a 6-5 lead and served out to send it to a decider.
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She broke Makarova twice in the second set to race 5-1 ahead and served out the match with an ace to set up a quarter-final clash against Estonian qualifier Anett Kontaveit Sharapova received a wild card for the tournament, having lost all her ranking points in the wake of her suspension, and she has also been invited to play in Madrid and Rome - moves that have angered some players.
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