Sentence examples for colleague balls from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he could categorically state that he was never involved in negative briefing against a government colleague, Balls said: "Yes.

They also mold colleagues into fetal balls or spin fellow workers like wooden tops.

The Claire Redfield half of the story sees her and Barry Burton's daughter meet up with a similarly captured work colleague who says "balls" way too much.

England's threat from set-pieces had been when they kept the ball at forward, driving mauls, but their second try also came from a lineout, with Ford again at its heart: spotting that the Samoan defence had rushed up narrowly, he  chipped the ball diagonally to the right, where his Bath colleague Anthony Watson caught the ball and stepped inside, to provide Brown with the scoring pass.

Perhaps with a ribbon on a stick, or rolling around on one of those big rubber balls pregnant colleagues use in the office for 20 minutes before going back to sitting on, you know, a chair.

After each demonstration, the player effortlessly passes the ball to a colleague until it reaches the solid figure of Kay - who promptly wellies the ball into a neighbouring garden.

Another trader called a colleague a "superstar" for playing ball.

Which explains why Balls and his colleagues have been a bit more free and easy in ruling out tax rises.

Assess the opposition chase in terms of numbers, direction and spacing before moving the ball – or a colleague – to where the inevitable openings have emerged.

Quite apart from the verbal dissent it's clear that the defender deliberately aimed the ball at your colleague to make a point.

"What's worrying about Trott is both the fact he's getting beaten for pace and playing all around the ball," reckons my colleague Dan Lucas.