Sentence examples for fist a ball from inspiring English sources

In idle moments keep pounding the glove with your fist, a ball or the mallet.

curl your right fist into a ball as if you were to punch someone, but instead punch the air repeatedly above your head whilst closing your eyes and feeling the music as you would whilst bobbing.

She pumped her fist when she sliced a ball out of reach.

Roddick responded with a pumped fist, then gleefully launched a ball that landed on the rim of the stadium.

A blow to the front of the orbit with a rounded instrument such as a fist or a tennis ball, however, can cause a shock wave to travel through the eye, damaging many structures along the way, including the retina.

It is served as a fist-size ball in an individual portion, or as a log that can serve 15 people.

But then there's the endless detail, and your eye is drawn into a world of small things whose nature seems recognisable, but at the same time strange or strained: a match from a matchbook faces off with a small bell; ceramic pipes are draped with not-quite socks; a coil of rope is topped with what looks like a fist-clenched ball of foil and a leaf.

There, a cage trap tucked between a washing machine and a stack of empty bottles has captured a new addition to her research: a fist-sized ball of dull brown fur with a pair of shining black eyes.

Cataracts commonly form in eyes that have taken a hit from, say, a ball or a fist.

He pumped a fist after the ball kissed off the backboard and went in, giving the Nets a 69-63 lead to start the fourth quarter.

As might be expected of the man who popularised the meat fruit – a fist-size ball of chicken liver pâté, dressed up as a tangerine and served as a starter in his Knightsbridge restaurant for £17.50 – Blumenthal doesn't reckon dining should ever rightly be a quick-hit, look-and-swallow affair.