Sentence examples for ball made of from inspiring English sources

However, Freddy Crosby, has lately produced a polo ball made of American willow which the experts consider all right.

A metal "ball" made of cobalt and chromium replaces the top of the thigh bone, while a "cup," typically made of plastic, serves as an artificial hip socket.

The That Luang festival, for instance, has always included a traditional game of field hockey, played with bamboo sticks and a ball made of roots.

Elevated on a tripod base, a big ball made of hexagonal, beige-colored plastic facets is illuminated from within by lights powered by solar panel wings.

A little over a century ago the traditional feather-stuffed golf ball, in use for over 400 years, was replaced by a ball made of gutta-percha.

Andreas Siekmann handles the same subject less subtly, presenting a large ball made of scraps of fiberglass cows, bears, bulls and whatnot.

Later, balls made of polyester and urethane were developed and in some cases replaced the hard rubber ball.

And those colored little balls made of tapioca flour turned up again -- in yellow and green.

He advises people to examine feather balls, the earliest balls, made of leather stuffed tightly with goose feathers.

They are small mines, the size of tennis balls, made of plastic so you can't detect them.

Schlumberger responded by developing dissolvable metal balls made of a water degradable aluminum alloy for use in hydrofracturing operations for recovering gas from shale.