Sentence examples for a massive ball from inspiring English sources

The rocket motor is simplified as a massive ball with the same material density as the column.

The idea of even being in a place with a massive ball of flame coming at you most of the day, with an ear-piercing noise.

As soon as the bullet enters the gel block/human body, it creates a massive ball of energy that blasts through the gel/flesh/bones/organs, leaving a cavity of destruction and death.

Within a few days, scientists will manoeuvre Europe's £1bn Rosetta spacecraft directly above a massive ball of ice, dust and organic chemicals called Comet 67P/Churyumov Gerasimenko. Then they will transmit a signal to the probe instructing it to release a tiny lander craft, called Philae, and send it gliding down to the comet.

The robot probe will then be several hundred million miles from Earth, an orbit that will be bringing it closer and closer to Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, a massive ball of ice, dust and organic materials that orbits the Sun every six and a half years.

It's a massive ball of gas and plasma 93 million miles away that's been shining for four and a half billion years.

I had a massive lump of sand behind my ball and you don't want to be short coming out of that bunker with that canyon.

First up, there is a pair of "high-fashion" rollerskates to be won, then a massive mirror ball.

But they had nothing on the crowd that was gathering beneath a massive disco ball in Le Bain, the hotel bar that normally plays host to what I'm guessing are fairly glamorous pool parties in a big sunken hot tub.

Anyone would have to admit that the idea of taking a swing at a building with a massive demolition ball would be immensely tempting, but infuriatingly the buildings are simple structures that appear to be made from Lego blocks – neatly collapsing rather than, as you would hope, exploding into smithereens.

Astronomers have spotted a massive soccer ball on its surface that's 44 kilometers across.