second service

American  

noun

Church of England.

1. the communion service: so called because it follows Morning Prayer.

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Etymology

Origin of second service

First recorded in 1645–55

Example Sentences

He broke again in Kubler's second service game and although the Australian showed some fight to get on the board at 5-1 and then force three break points in the following game, Nadal calmly saved the lot and served out the set.

From BBC

A second service will take up to 12 foot passengers across the Corran Narrows on a covered fast-rib vessel using the same route as the ferry.

From BBC

But she was also broken in her second service game after some unforced errors, recovering to win her next two service games to love.

From Seattle Times

It will then be conveyed to Windsor by road, before a second service takes place at St George's Chapel, led by the Dean of Windsor.

From BBC

Maria overturned a break deficit in her second service game in the second set and went on to win five of the final six games to force a decider.

From BBC