Sentence examples for competitive ball from inspiring English sources

Before striking a competitive ball, the teenager admitted to having reservations about playing here.

"Are we making a competitive ball?" asked Dick Rugge, vice president for production at Taylor Made.

Maybe I'll miss it and play competitive ball later, just not the first year.

None of these have anything to do with luring fans to the stadium with a competitive ball club.

He pointed to the fact Day has hardly hit a competitive ball since the tail end of 2015.

The 24-year-old is currently playing as a specialist batsman only and will remain so for the four-day Championship match with Hampshire at the Riverside, starting on Sunday, meaning – like Anderson – he too will not have sent down a competitive ball before the first Test.

Founded by scene stalwarts Jack Mizrahi and Luna Kahn, Vogue Knights serves as as a relaxed space for dancers to practice their moves before joining more competitive balls.

Kelly is less willing to talk about one of those poorly kept golf secrets, that Nike's much-ballyhooed new entry in the hyper-competitive ball market, is, well, not exactly made by Nike but by a competitor, Bridgestone, which makes the Precept ball.

Gaines "A-La-Mode" Kilpatrick, 33, a Web designer from Austin, said that he discovered that his secret to competitive Skee-Ball was that having fun translated to rolling 40s.

After a year in which he was excoriated on an almost-daily basis by Mr. Romney and the others seeking the Republican nomination, Mr. Obama is now letting loose his competitive, street-ball side, mocking his opponent's vocabulary and suggesting a Republican victory would lead to social Darwinism.

"We believe that will make us more competitive with red ball and white ball".