Sentence examples for balls from which from inspiring English sources

Ah, no - he's now in the practice room, knocking in the balls from which he's been separated for most of the last mini-session.

Only four of these became blastocyst embryos, 100-cell hollow balls from which stem cells can be derived.

It's the only ball from which this pair fail to nudge a single.

His first went for four wides, his next was a no ball from which England ran a single.

The term "snooker" denotes a position of the cue ball from which the player is unable to hit the ball that the rules require him to play.

Heturned effortlessly away from Evra and sent in a ball from which Emmanuel Adebayor teed up a shot for Fabregas – Arsenal's first on target, after 27 minutes.

For these events, Mr. Fiore creates a set of four to six small designs, each about the size of a golf ball, from which guests can choose.

It was a gameplan, masterminded by his forwards coach, Steve Borthwick, which resulted in quick ball from which to mount an attack.

His pass to Van Persie led to the penalty and he produced the ball from which Rooney created his strike partner's second goal.

The striker was unfortunate not to see Lee Sharpe finish off his shrewd diagonal pass before half-time, but Windass then supplied the instant through-ball from which Lee Mills struck in the 81st minute.

71st over: India 271-4 (Tendulkar 56, Yuvraj 23) - Target: 116 more Swann returns and has the honour of bowling the ball from which Tendulkar hits his 1,000th run of 2008.