Sentence examples for ball noted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ball noted that the weak trajectory of the labor market in the United States mirrored the pattern for overall economic output.

Mr. Ball noted that 30 years ago, when offices did not have personal computers, there was an actual paper trail to follow, with the help of file clerks and file rooms.

Miss Ball, noted for impeccable timing, deft pantomime and an endearing talent for making the outrageous believable, was a Hollywood legend: a contract player at RKO in the 1930's and 40's who later bought the studio with Desi Arnaz, her first husband.

Researchers studying the effects of "heading" a soccer ball noted that players may also injure their brains by slamming into one another or hitting the ground or a goal post.

Sprewell acknowledged that he was waving for the ball, noting that Portland's Bonzi Wells had lost track of him.

Williams also dismissed any notion that he "needed" the ball, noting that during his years with the Utah Jazz, he often gave up the ball early in possessions.

5.31am GMT 35th over: England 144-4 (Morgan 26, Bopara 10) "41 dot balls out of 60 and he's not spun a ball," notes an incredulous David Lloyd of Xavier Doherty's earlier spell.

After a productive high school career in Massachusetts ended in 1987, she passed on what she described as "a lot of offers" to play college ball, noting the women's game was nowhere as developed as it is now.

(He also has a ball noting when people refused to talk, typically after a damning fact in the film about them is driven home).

"We have not heard of it from any authorities [in the area]." VICE's conversation with Ball paints a different picture, however, with Ball noting that original reports had a few things wrong, the first of which was that he was not the target of the original homophobic slurs.

Modern luxuries were introduced, including the "zinc bath tubs and pianos, billiard tables, Brussels carpets in the hotel dining rooms, menus printed in French and invitational balls" noted by historian Kathryn Winslow.