Sentence examples for ball changing from inspiring English sources
A dubstep wobble arrives about halfway through like a wrecking ball, changing the course not just of the song but also of Ms. Swift's career.
"At this level in international football, games are sometimes decided in a split second: with a turnover, the ball changing hands or somebody making the wrong decision, and suddenly you're behind in the game.
In his great novel, "The Man Without Qualities," Robert Musil dismissed the idea that history moves in a straight line like a billiard ball, changing direction only when struck.
The full-size court with two hoops is filled with a maze of bright red and blue arches - as high as 19 feet and as wide as 51 feet - that represents the imagined trajectory of a bouncing ball changing possession between two teams.
[10] suggested this negative pattern could be produced by possession of the ball changing after each scoring event, or by the leading team 'coasting' and thereby playing below their true skill level.
His skills in bowling with the new ball, reverse swinging the old ball, changing his pace and creating difficulties for batsmen on any surface are second to none in world cricket.
16th over: Sri Lanka 129-3 (J Mendis 31, Sangakkara 20) Mpofu switches ends to start his third spell and does far better with the first three balls, changing his pace and almost tricking Sangakkara into stopping his lofted drive and giving a chance but the balloon drive he ends up with falls short of long on.
Scioscia said Appier got away from his strengths -- moving the ball around, changing speeds and using his breaking balls in any count -- because he was too concerned about the Giants' strengths and weaknesses.
This would have been the case had Lumpl survived David: e.g., had you squeezed the clay statue into a ball, thereby changing the shape of the relevant lump of clay, instead of exploding it, thereby bringing an end to the lump of clay.
"We haven't got enough leaders out there that can organise situations when the ball is changing hands," he said.
