Sentence examples for To handball from inspiring English sources
noun
A team sport where two teams of seven players each (six players and a goalkeeper) pass and bounce a ball trying to throw it in the goal of the opposing team.
The same was not true when he appeared to handball at the very close.
By the end of 2008 10,000 children had been introduced to handball for the first time.
The best public spaces encourage diverse urban experiences, from people watching to protesting, daydreaming to handball, eating, reading and sunbathing to strolling and snoozing.
In the end, the team turned to handball, and Mr. Franco dos Santos said Mr. Wright did not offer to coach that.
From handouts to handball now, and Leon Andreasen using the wrong body part to push the ball over the line in Cologne.
McGovern tries to handball from right on the behind line in too much traffic, is partially smothered, Riewoldt tries a rushed snap and again misses the lot.
"Is my player going to deliberately handball in the box in the 87th minute?
The common driver on the most successful teams, from Cuba women's volleyball to All Blacks rugby to French handball to the NY Yankees, was not coach, stars, money or strategy but the presence of a courageous, dogged, passionate, aggressive leader.
Boxing saw an increase of 44.5% to £13.8m but handball, basketball, table tennis and wrestling lost all support.
If the most significant moment in your life was the day your team won the private school, AAAAA cribbage championship (not to discredit handball), then you need to find something else to do.
They recognized each other from art class and decided to skip school to play handball.
