These "energy balls" are electric balls that fly and bounce off of walls.
When in 1883 Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, arrayed for a fancy-dress ball as Electric Light, topped off her satin and diamonds with a large incandescent bulb, it subtracted nothing from the elegance of the scheme.Without them, those unknown numbers of Poles or Baptists or car-salesmen will presumably go on climbing ladders; the jokes are safe.
Richard's century had come from 97 balls, not electric by today's standards but fairly rapid back in the 1980s.
"Tens of thousands stood watching the electric ball," reported The Times.
Royal Blood will hit the road this autumn, including two dates at London's Electric Ball.
But that first "electric ball," as The New York Times referred to it, was dazzling enough to the people who poured into Times Square to see it.
The Texans' electric ball movement, stunning shooting accuracy and barely-challenged rebounding efficiency 44-277) quickly established a double-digit lead they would not surrender.
"You can see when he runs with the ball he is electric, he makes things happen, could have won game for us in the first half, with the good opportunities he got.
Between 20 June and 10 August, Rahami allegedly purchased materials for the pipe and pressure cooker bombs under his own name through eBay, including citric acid, circuit boards, ball bearings and electric igniters, ingredients found in the 27th Street device.
The Kent wicketkeeper Billings, who could play as a specialist batsman, is another electric ball-striker who must play and be given time.
