Sentence examples for countless balls from inspiring English sources

That probably means countless balls hit in the air in their direction.

Making sure an operation is operating smoothly is an incredibly difficult task, requiring a manager to keep countless balls in the air at all times.

Despite enjoying the majority of possession and sending countless balls into the area, Celtic failed to breach the Morton rearguard and the League Cup remains the one domestic trophy Lennon is yet to win as Celtic manager.

"There's a lot of people who have worked hard with me on my batting over the years, from my father throwing countless balls at me as a child, through a lot of coaches I've had at Glamorgan over the years".

"There's a lot of people who have worked hard with me on my batting over the years, from my father throwing countless balls at me as a child, through a lot of coaches I've had at Glamorgan over the years". Glamorgan declared on 227-7 on the final day at Grace Road, setting Leicestershire a theoretical target of 306 off 50 overs.

The café had one of those caged-in gymborees with plastic no-injury slides and countless plastic balls to cushion every fall.

Slater looked comfortable under countless high balls and trained impressively with the rest of the squad in Brisbane on Tuesday before making what seemed a surprise call on his fitness.

"My proudest moments in life — getting accepted to Brooklyn College, passing Intro to Chemistry, and competing in countless Wiffle-ball and roller-hockey games, known as the Brooklyn Olympics — were achieved through pure awesomeness, with no shortcuts".

He feels football helped him develop as an athlete, after spending countless afternoons dribbling balls round cones – using both legs – in his back garden.

The footwork and the shot-making are the stuff of standard doubles, but it helps that the Bryans have seen each other play the same balls countless times and can engineer the point, Mayer says.

On countless occasions the ball was given to the centre-back in the expectation that he would make the first significant pass.