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The phrase "a ball of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in informal contexts to describe an enjoyable or fun experience.
Example: "We had a ball of a time at the party last night."
Alternatives: "a blast of a" or "a great time at a".
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Rex Stewart, a ball of a man with a mustache and a slow, pleasant smile, said comfortingly, "Well, Harold, I'm always missing something, too.
Derry, a rain-swept port that many people still associate with violence and deprivation, is having a ball of a summer.In this section Eastward march Your money is your bond The subtle knife What price justice?
As the live band finished its first set and the show opened, there were the childish toys — furry leopards made into a ball of a sleeveless jacket, worn with a bright red ra-ra skirt cinched at the waist.
He said he will challenge the patent, arguing that British law forbids giving someone property rights to a human even when an embryo is only a ball of a few dozen cells, called the blastocyst stage.
Amy loves convention centers in New Jersey and chain restaurants, so she naturally had a ball of a time.
Amy loves convention centers in New Jersey and chain restaurants, so she naturally had a ball of a time. .
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She added: "He's a dreamer, a ball of energy.
Behind them, a church exploded into a ball of fire.
She was in a labyrinth, lacking a ball of twine!
Together, she said, they "made a whole, a comet, a star, a ball of light".
More prominent are a bottle and a ball of yarn on a tabletop.
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