Sentence examples for balls messages from inspiring English sources

Awkward soggy bottom alert, then: the Prime Minister was not among the people, who included many grandees such as the Archbishop of Canterbury and George Osborne, to send Balls messages of goodwill after he lost his seat.

(She did, and Katzenberg sent back a pair of brass balls: message received).

(She did, and Katzenberg sent back a pair of brass balls: message received).

Spectators throw rubber balls at error messages that flash on the screen.

To avoid a double-dip recession, Balls should heed the message of the economists Jürgen Stark, Philipp Rother and Ludger Schuknecht.

Pitbull and J-Lo performed alongside  Cláudia Leitte at the ceremony in the Corinthians Arena, Sao Paulo, which kicked off with a giant LED ball centrepiece flashing welcome messages in the 23 languages of the 32 qualifying countries.

The essential message of Balls's outstanding speech during the Labour leadership campaign was very much in accordance with Healey's famous dictum: "When you are in a hole, don't dig deeper".

Ed Miliband reinforced the message from Balls by telling the Guardian that next year's general election is "our election to win" on the grounds that the Conservatives do not understand the impact of the cost of living crisis as wages have risen below the rate of inflation.

"Don't drop the ball," was the message they conveyed.

" If a viewer hits it with a ball, a new message says: "Warning: you can try to complete this operation.

The next objective of the artists who are assembled here is to publish a revue internationale [French for "international magazine"]." Ball completed his message in French, and the paragraph translates as: "The magazine shall be published in Zürich and shall carry the name 'Dada'Dada'da'Dada'