Sentence examples for ball justice from inspiring English sources

"If he's going on just to knock on the door to sell tickets to the policeman's ball," Justice Scalia said of the hypothetical policeman, "that's fine.

"Trust her!" Pugh shouted three times, "to continue to move the ball of justice forward".

Brantley threw a ball to Justice to fall behind, 2-1, and was shaking his head: Doomed.

It was Bulls point guard Derrick Rose's first game back from a groin injury that had sidelined him for 12 games, and his three early turnovers did not do his careless ball handling justice.

"They're not getting the breaking ball over on Justice," said a scout, who then explained the pair of breakdowns Arthur Rhodes of Seattle suffered while pitching to Justice.

They often end in a curious sort of unresolved vision as if, though nothing profound has happened, all that is going to plausibly happen has happened: in this case, the obnoxious boy is humiliated in a softball game when his grandmother, playing in the outfield, accidentally catches his fly ball "with perfect justice".

The trouble with Niebuhr's famed "Christian realism," however, is that "it dropped the ball on economic justice after World War II.

Brady Hoke majored in criminal justice at Ball State and had a clear goal in mind: "I wanted to go into the Secret Service and protect the president; I really felt like it was a duty of mine".

Community members have held marches, vigils and launched a website seeking justice in Ball's name in a case they have flagged as suspicious since it happened on 16 October.

Once again, United could not get enough of the ball to do themselves justice, once again their most experienced players were unable to impose themselves and for a second time in three seasons, Barcelona did almost exactly as they pleased.

McDonnell's was a "tawdry tale" of "Ferraris, Rolexes and ball gowns," conceded Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.