Sentence examples for ball a target from inspiring English sources

"I can't think of one shot in the first 36 holes where I didn't feel like I either had a target or a thought as far as where I wanted to hit a ball, a target that I wanted to hit to, where I wanted to land the ball out of the rough, which I have hard time with sometimes.

The cue ball is placed in a special pivot foot and that foot is rotated to aim the cue ball at a target ball.

I got the glass clarinet mouthpiece and the gearshift knob, but didn't do so well on the hardball-sized orb (a target ball, "filled with feathers and used for skeet shooting") or the softball-size one (fishermen's net floats).

The teller asks him to prove who he is, saying that Mickelson proved his identity by hitting a golf ball into a cup and Agassi proved his by hitting a tennis ball at a target.

A military training exercise in the 2nd Century BC involved striking a ball through a target while being aggressively followed by opponents.

Consider now an observer O fixed to the Earth and throwing a ball at a target T. To begin with the simplest case, imagine the observer at the North Pole and the target at a lower latitude ( Figure 4-2 ).

They blamed the admittedly loose surface for their inability to kick a dead ball at a target 12 yards in front of them.

Let us now consider the more general case of an observer fixed to the Earth at latitude l1 in the northern hemisphere and throwing a ball at a target located at a higher latitude l2 ( Figure 4-3 ).

CHIEF: Yes, and deadly accurate, according to video posted to his Instagram account last year of the defendant at a fundraiser, throwing a ball at a target for a celebrity dunk tank.

On some positions, "valuing a trade is like throwing a ball at a target while blindfolded," said a former trader who requested anonymity because of the continuing investigations into the trade.

Reed, an occasional quarterback in high school (he gamely says he threw plenty of interceptions), drilled the ball through a target more often than a top quarterback prospect had the year before.