Sentence examples for ball becoming from inspiring English sources

The ball becoming lodged like that does not mean it isn't still live.

But then there was this, from Neymar: the Brazilian and the ball becoming dance partners, spinning smoothly away from each other and spinning back again to meet in the middle.

DIAMONDBACKS 9, GIANTS 2: Curt Schilling struck out 12 in seven innings of masterful one-hit ball, becoming the majors' first 14-game winner as Arizona beat San Francisco.

After winning the toss and choosing to bat, Worcestershire skipper Daryl Mitchell then rapidly went fourth ball, becoming the first of Jade Dernbach's two wickets.

"Bring on your wrecking ball" becoming almost a taunt -- a mantra -- a catchphrase for the times we live in.

No conversion safeties have been scored in the NFL since 1940, in part due to the ball becoming dead as soon as the defense gains possession.

He noted that pawnbroking "has been around a very long time" with the Medici family crest (three golden balls) becoming the sign of a pawnbroker.

India win by five wickets When it came to the crunch, England bowled far too many slow balls, becoming predictable and hittable and gave away seven wides and two no balls.

Captain Charlotte Edwards hit an unbeaten 106 from 121 balls, becoming the first woman to pass 5,000 runs in one-day internationals, as England reached their target of 221 with three overs to spare.

That can inhibit Manning's passing accuracy, so Baas changes his gloves midway through practice to keep the ball from becoming slippery.

BAKER WINS NO. 587: Dusty Baker got the game ball for becoming the winningest manager in the 43-year history of the San Francisco Giants.