Sentence examples for battered ball from inspiring English sources

A battered ball is belted past a waist-high goal made of rusty iron strips, across the sun-baked mud and into the long grass on the wing.

Wearing my Liverpool replica shirt, I had been joyously kicking my battered ball around the park and dreaming of my heroes' winning the match at Hillsborough and securing their passage to the F.A. Cup final at Wembley Stadium in London.

And there is kakiage, a battered ball of onions and vegetables, that is the Bloomin' Onion of the tempura world, which is to say it can sap your will to live.

Fitzpatrick found the middle of the fairway again at the third then stared in awe as Scott battered his ball to within 15 yards of the green at the 350-yard par four.

Secaira just battered the ball, finishing two for two with a double, a walk and driving in all three of the Sailors' runs.

Barefoot fast bowlers with whippy actions hurled battered composite balls at batsmen who played shots all around the wicket.

The dish I least wanted to try was "fried battered haggis balls with a whisky sauce dip".

It's famed for takoyaki (battered octopus balls), okonomiyaki (savoury pancakes), udon noodles, oshizushi (pressed sushi), and as the birthplace of conveyor belt sushi.

Roberts cut the ball back perfectly for Nick Ross near the penalty spot only for the Inverness midfielder to batter the ball against an opponent with a shot that lacked conviction.

Helton's function is to batter the ball.

Japan was not exactly battering the ball, either.