Sentence examples for ball fires from inspiring English sources

A torpedo shot, where the ball fires out of the hand on a line drive, and an arc shot, where the ball is released higher and drops into a cup.

"This scientific research is like a cannon ball fired across the bow of Christian bioethics," Dr. Ted Peters of the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley said in a statement.

The test measures the speed of a ball fired at a bat and the speed of the bat recoiling in a pivot assembly.

As an example, Jones (ibid: 181 184) considers a model used to predict and explain the trajectory of a ball fired from a cannon.

Specimens with and without QPQ-1 h were studied by micro-hardness test, SEM, wear resistance test, Tafel polarization curves, salt spray corrosion and ball firing.

St Mirren keeper Ridgers did well to save a close-range drive from Graham and Ball fired over from 10 yards after a corner.

In the ensuing firefight, Percy and Catesby were reportedly killed by the same musket ball, fired by a John Streete of Worcester.

The Thunder Raven emits a thunder blast that affects enemies across the screen, and the Ball O' Fire burns enemies on contact.

I get tennis balls fired at me at one hundred miles per hour.' I think there's something magical about a hundred".

They were all called 'fire trebuchets' because they were used to project fire-weapons like the (fire- ball, (fire- ballon, and (fire- falcon

And the heavy kid with glasses who wasn't agile enough to avoid being the depository for five or six balls fired at him simultaneously.