Sentence examples for by rolling a ball from inspiring English sources

Skee-Ball, which is played by rolling a ball up a four-foot ramp into holes that allot anywhere from zero to 100 points, was once considered a game for children at shore-front arcades, amusement parks and county fairs.

One day his physics teacher wrote an equation on the board that explained the relationship between distance traveled and time1 and then proved it by rolling a ball down an inclined plane.2 Dr. Gates realized that physics could deliver mathematics from the fantasy of his books, comics, and imagination into the real world.

Make the head by rolling a ball of clay.

There are two built-in courses and the actual putting system works by rolling a real-life golf ball toward the base of the 32-inch LCD video screen, at which point "the ball is detected by the game's computer [and] the virtual world takes over, calculating both the direction and speed of the ball".

This is achieved by rolling a magical, highly adhesive ball called a katamari around various locations, collecting increasingly larger objects, ranging from thumbtacks to people to mountains, until the ball has grown great enough to become a star.

Start by rolling the ball a bit.

He made up for his part in the opening goal by rolling the ball into an empty net and, with it, ripped away Dons supporters' hopes of a memorable victory.

You can tell if it is at the right temperature by twisting off and rolling a small ball of dough in your hand and putting it in the oil.

The Englishman played in Doran to test Dons goalkeeper Jamie Langfield before again showing his creativity by rolling the ball across the six-yard box - a pass which was only just missed by the stretching McKay.

He had the presence of mind to open up the angle slightly but decisively by rolling the ball to Marco Reus and then having it presented back to him but, really, it was all about the execution.

The aim is to score by rolling the ball into the opposition goal, while the opposition attempts to block the ball with their bodies.