Sentence examples for ball such as from inspiring English sources

It was thought a gas ball such as Jupiter could not condense in such hot surroundings.

Perhaps a curve ball such as The Madwoman of Chaillot, in which he starred with Katharine Hepburn, Yul Brynner, Danny Kaye and Edith Evans.

The chances are that his captain will toss the new ball to those with a reputation for swinging the ball (such as Jimmy Anderson or even Chris Jordan) before it goes to Plunkett.

His ability to maintain his gap integrity is mixed with spurts of being blown off the ball (such as at the 1 05 mark against Georgia), and that shouldn't happen for a player of "elite" power.

An alternative view was that they did not do enough over the ball, such as when their wing Tom Biggs made a final-quarter break upfield but Stephen Donald, following up, made no impact on the developing ruck.

The RSPB recommends floating a small ball, such as a ping pong ball, on the surface of the water.

The batsman had dispatched balls such as this all day but now there was half a bat of movement with which to contend.

Though balls such as Queen Charlotte's Birthday Ball continued to serve as coming-out events, gradually the private ball of the 1950s was joined in the late 1970s and 1980s by the charity ball, which was open by ticket purchase to all.

"Balls such as Irina's are an attempt to recreate that atmosphere which used to occur here," said Ivan Sautov, director of the Catherine Palace and a guest at the Strauss ball.

The problem, though, is that if the timing and organisation of the step-up are amiss, a side becomes vulnerable to simple balls over the top such as led to the first goal, or through-balls such as led to the second.

For heartier fare, there's the Boneyard Bistro (13539 Ventura Boulevard, 818-906-7427), a barbecue joint that doesn't scrimp on big slabs of red meat, but also throws in a few curve balls, such as deep-fried macaroni and cheese ($6 for a large portion) and smoked-duck spring rolls ($11).