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The phrase "a huge ball" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object that is large and spherical in shape.
Example: "The children played with a huge ball in the park, laughing and running around it."
Alternatives: "a large sphere" or "a massive orb".
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There was a huge ball of fire in the middle of the sea.
"I have a huge ball that puts pressure on me in the stomach, and it hurts a lot," she says.
And to bottom it off, the fountain below the Perisphere created the illusion of a huge ball floating on air.
In June, an Energy Transfer pipeline about 90 miles from San Antonio ruptured and exploded for unknown reasons in what one witness called a "huge ball of fire".
A recent editorial cartoon by Matt Davies of The Journal News showed Bill Clinton trying to make a diving catch of a huge ball.
Mr. Deaver's taste for psychological nuance runs to moments like this: "The gas ignited and with a whoosh a huge ball of flame exploded through the living room".
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Caplin says she is camera shy, then offers to drape herself over a huge exercise ball.
After about 20 seconds, he took out the swords and blew a huge fire ball into the air.
A huge orange ball of fire soared into the sky, apparently when a shell hit a fuel tank.
The sun – a rare visitor of late – is a huge orange ball hanging low over the Thames valley.
The party introduced their signature gesture -- deployment of the lowly carnation -- in their signature shape, a huge flower ball.
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