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drop shot

NOUN
  1. a soft return so that the tennis ball drops abruptly after crossing the net

How To Use drop shot In A Sentence

  • He attempts a deft backhand drop shot that appears beyond his opponent's reach. Times, Sunday Times
  • Carlos: And my drop shot could use a serious tune-up. Think you can give me the number of your pro?
  • This resulted in a complete lack of rhythm and short rallies punctuated by frequent drop shots.
  • Net-cords don't count, neither do drop shots, nor do approaches to finish short lobs.
  • He then hit two backhand cross-court nicks and a backhand drop shot winner to get back to 11-11.
  • Net-cords don't count, neither do drop shots, nor do approaches to finish short lobs.
  • Whether it was the stinging backhand pass down the line, the finessed drop shot, or the intelligently placed first serves that arched in towards her opponent's midriff, her tactics and execution could hardly have been bettered.
  • The Briton takes the second with a deft drop shot to nose ahead again.
  • She began the third game by tinning another of the backhand drop shots that her heretofore served her so well, and just like that Kitchen seized that small opening and wedged it much wider by racing off with five quick points.
  • They seemed to be trying to one-up each other, even letting out full-throated snarls when they played drop shots.
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