Sentence examples for ball suggests from inspiring English sources

Early feedback on the ball suggests that goalkeepers like it less than strikers.

Ball suggests that the right to remove belongs with publishers like the Guardian, not Google.

"Professional cricketers are much too prissy about being run out without facing a ball," suggests Robert Wilson.

Professor Ball suggests that Mr. Bernanke's change of view was a result of peer pressure and groupthink among his Fed colleagues.

96th over: England 357-8 (Flintoff 90, Harmison 5) A couple of no balls early on give Pollock reason for slight concern, but Flintoff's refusal of a simple single off the last ball suggests sobriety is England's priority now.

The arc of the golf ball suggests it has not been hit with a club but, rather, tossed underarm by Glenn Hoddle; iii.

Aaron, who rarely comments on the talk of steroids in baseball because "you still have to hit the ball," suggested that he had no such problems when he played.

As that ball suggested, the order of finish was 1 Rutgers, 2 Yale, 3 Penn, 4 Columbia, 5 St. Bonaventure, 6 St. John's, 7 Princeton, 8 Harvard, 9 Towson, 10 Connecticut and George Mason (tied), 12 St.

When Carli Lloyd sped past a defender fifteen minutes into the final of the Women's World Cup last July and launched a shot halfway across the field, the long arc of the ball suggested how far women's sports had come.

7/10 Pascal Papé: More quiet than his second row partner, but the speed of the French ball suggested a good work-rate and effective breakdown management from the tight 5. 6/10 Yoann Maestri: Maestri grew into the game with some good tackles and important carrying work.

To the first French settlers in Canada who saw the game, called baggataway, or tewaraathon, by the Indians, the shape of the implement used to catch, carry, and throw the ball suggested a bishop's crozier (la crosse), giving the sport its name.