Sentence examples for descriptions of balls from inspiring English sources

Many of her letters to her sister, Cassandra, contain humorous descriptions of balls she attended and her various partners.

But he soon grew to love Mr. Turnage's descriptions of the ball's flight, and the slopes and quirks of the course.

In 1855, two English scientists, Joseph Dalton Hooker and Edward William Binney, made the first scientific description of coal balls in England, and the initial research on coal balls was carried out in Europe.

The first scientific description of coal balls was made in 1855 by Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker and Edward William Binney, who reported on examples in the coal seams of Yorkshire and Lancashire, England.

When we were young, and a man called Mathewson was working for the Giants, a curve-ball pitcher threw "ins" and "outs" clear and sensible descriptions of what the ball did when it got to the batter.

Throughout these letters, the sensibility of a monstrous reader is constantly present: thus a paragraph comparing the policemen of Zurich and London will naturally allude to Dante, while a description of a ball at the French Embassy in London brings in Paul Valéry, Herrick, Madame de Staël, Shelley, Yeats, Rossetti and Meredith.

It contains a rhymed description of "base-ball" and a woodcut that shows a field set-up somewhat similar to the modern game though in a triangular rather than diamond configuration, and with posts instead of ground-level bases.

Table 3 Ball milling conditions for preparing Fe Co/CaCO3 catalyst/support Condition Description Vessel size 7.5 cm diameter Balls diameters Ranged from 1.11 to 1.75 cm diameter Materials of vessels Stainless steel Materials of balls Porcelain Ball/precipitate mass ratio 8 1 mass ratio Speed 300 rpm Time 10 h.

"The Subject Was Faggots" is a nasty, mean-spirited description of a gay ball (in which he recalls, with distaste, seeing "Misses and miseries and miscellaneous misfits" who are "giggling and grinning and prancing and shit"), while "Enough" imagines the rape of white women as a form of reparation for slavery.

Rowell refused to give General Douglas MacArthur's General Headquarters (GHQ) in Brisbane a "ball to ball" description of the action, sending only factual information at stated times.

Descriptions of depraved behavior.