unreturnable

Not counting south London's unpredictable weather, there is only one gloomy thought ahead, and that is the relentless procession of high-velocity serves that, if they are in, are effectively unreturnable.

Unthinkable? No second serve | Editorial 2011

Not counting south London's unpredictable weather, there is only one gloomy thought ahead, and that is the relentless procession of high-velocity serves that, if they are in, are effectively unreturnable.

Unthinkable? No second serve | Editorial 2011

Nadal gets the better of it, somehow, and then thumps down another unreturnable serve.

Novak Djokovic v Rafael Nadal - as it happened! | John Ashdown 2011

Williams's shot, a bullet forehand to the opposite corner, was unreturnable, but the rules on hindrances in tennis are clear: Any deliberate action, such as a noise, that could distract an opponent forfeits the point even if there was no intent to distract.

Serena Goes Down in a Fit of Anger Tom Perrotta 2011

It's like a giant inappropriate and unreturnable wedding gift.

Nathan Englander - An interview with author 2010

Now, I associated that look with those who had something precious and unreturnable snatched from their lives.

Stacy Parker Le Melle: What Jamal Saw: Finding the Disaster Aftermath in the Face of a Child Stacy Parker Le Melle 2010

Now, I associated that look with those who had something precious and unreturnable snatched from their lives.

Stacy Parker Le Melle: What Jamal Saw: Finding the Disaster Aftermath in the Face of a Child 2010

Discourse doesn't have to stoop to the level unreturnable.

Hillary On Obama's Speeches: "It's Change You Can Xerox" 2009

Sir Michael Spicer lobbed one of his specialities - the tiny, unreturnable grenade – across the floor.

Flu takes over at PMQs 2009

If you're an tennis player, you don't care about exciting volleys, you develop an unreturnable serve.

Zogby: Obama Leading Clinton By 13 Points 2009