Sentence examples for children's balls from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, he also has a tendency to steal children's balls and hare into the road after stray cats, which has its own stresses.
(My own proposed solution — that football be played with one of those children's balls that squeak when kicked, thus giving the linesman an audible signal and allowing him to concentrate solely on the receiving player — was once again foolishly ignored by the authorities).
The emotional force of the Medici-princess boxes, where the image of Bronzino's grave infanta is repeated over and over, printed in a sad blue twilight or behind a wall of sepia glass, with children's balls and jacks laid out around her as offerings, lies in the ennoblement of the fées.
In the first episode the actor-employees practice beer pong, install a taco truck in the office and turn Mr. Van Veen's office into a children's ball pit (rules: "no diving, no throwing, no playing").
Eschewing Hello magazine or a newspaper advert, Sir Patrick, 73, announced the news of his third marriage via Twitter, sharing a photograph of himself and his bride with their heads poking out of a children's ball pool, accompanied by the words: "Yes, married".
To see if the same theories might also apply in a real-world setting, the scientists built robots that could excavate the high tech equivalent of a children's ball pool.
Stewart confirmed the news on Twitter, posting a carefree snapshot of himself and his new Mrs. concealed from the neck down in a children's ball pit.
The real danger, according to Janse, comes from elevator buttons (severe acute respiratory syndrome), escalator handrails (group B Streptococcus), subway platforms (Aspergillus), kitchen sinks (salmonella), loofah sponges (Staphylococcus aureus), and children's ball pits (Escherichia coli).
Mr. Rooney clings to the child's ball as he and his wife make their way home through the elements.
Van Rompuy wrote his first haiku in 2004, inspired by a child's ball that had landed in his garden.
As a member of one neighboring family suggested: if your child's ball came to rest in the Loughners' yard, you left it there.
