Sentence examples for bit of a ball from inspiring English sources
Chris Fusaro for Kelly Brown didn't work, the Glasgow openside flanker blown away by Chris Robshaw, Tom Wood and Billy Vunipola, who is proving not just a force of nature, but a bit of a ball player with his manufactured off-loads.
Gorman himself later admitted he missed this call, saying "on a freeze frame, it looks like there's a little bit of a ball outside his glove when he hits the bag".
We knew that Birmingham was a bit of a balls-up and London Live has had its difficulties, but things may be worse than we thought.
The communication of this infinitely interesting and actually rather inspiring topic of conversation has been, rather sadly, a bit of a balls up.
"We lost with dignity, and in the last couple of minutes of full time we had a fantastic chance, a great bit of movement, a ball into Kenny who swivelled brilliantly and I thought that was going to be it and we were going to win the cup with two minutes to go.
"I just hope that there will be a little bit more of a ball rolling now," she said.
This one might appear to be a bit of a curve ball, as it involves the swimming exploits of an animal rather than a human, but Tarka the Otter is a book beloved by water wallowers everywhere regardless of their species.
The prime minister threw the shale gas industry a bit of a curve ball yesterday by saying: "By the end of this year, there should be some unconventional gas wells up and running that we can demonstrate, and I think the enthusiasm for it will grow".
