Sentence examples for ball points from inspiring English sources

Ball points out that you have to work hard to get any noise at all out of a modular synth.

That technique is useful, but, as Ball points out, it illustrates a fundamental limitation of camouflage: it is, by definition, context-specific.

As Ball points out, anyone with an Internet connection can turn invisible, and the results seldom boost one's faith in humanity.

To Darwin's supporters, Mr Ball points out that decoding the honeybee genome still does not explain how the bee makes the honeycomb.

Victoria Lovegren, a computer scientist and voting rights activist in Cleveland, argues that something as simple as the pens used to fill in the ovals on the ballots - ball points, rather than the easier and quicker felt tips - may well end up causing longer lines in areas where there are already far too few polling stations to serve the population.

"On these cell phones you can even put memory sticks to download information - to download pictures - and some of the gadgets, even like ball points [pens], which are being used to record people," the police spokeswoman said.

Mentions the "Emergency Rain Kit", "Homesewer", a giant yo-yo & a giant walnut ball point pen.

He got the ball point-blank, and once he gets it point-blank there's nothing you can do".

Sager, holding the ball, pointed out that it did not have yellow paint on it, and the fans surrounding him all said the ball was foul.

Um, you can use the white plastic casing from a bic ball point pen as well.

He had been stabbed 100 times in the neck with a ball point pen.