Sentence examples for full of baseball from inspiring English sources

"Our surgery rooms are full of baseball pitchers, not tennis players," Fleisig said.

Given its transient nature, Washington is a town full of baseball lovers, but they are fans of other teams.

Reed's neighbor packs a bag full of baseball gear and her son into a BMW, pulls out for evening practice and asks whether everything is okay.

VISIT TO THE RAWLINGS FACTORY: A day after a record six grand slams and 56 home runs were hit in the majors, a van full of baseball executives showed up at the Rawlings factory in Turrialba, Costa Rica, yesterday for a long-scheduled look at how big league baseballs are made.

It could be six purple items the games designation for epic- or exotic-level gear or it could just be a bag full of baseball caps and crap you'll break down for parts.

This year, somewhere in America, in a small town full of baseball fields and bakeries, churches and bowling alleys, a VFW club and a Dairy Queen, a young high school student took a deep breath and asked that timeless question, "You wanna go to the prom?" I never quite understood why gay women get the noun and gay men get the adjective, but so be it, this particular girl happens to be a lesbian.

Darling noticed a bureau with four drawers full of baseballs, with notes written on each one.

(FOOTNOTE: Unbeknownst to President Bush at the time, Tenet had spent days rehearsing his presentation, repeatedly slamming basketballs on desks and swallowing baseballs until his belly was full of baseballs and he had to wipe his butt with a catcher's mitt and his wife started calling him "Fartie McBaseballs-Alot, the Amazing Spy Who Farts Baseballs").

"I have never watched a full game of baseball.

For a full account of baseball imagery and symbolism in the novel, see Michael J. Bielawa's journal article " 'U.p.' at Bat: Baseball Symbolism in Ulysses'Nausicaa'a' " in NINE: A Journal of Baseball History and Culture (preview only).

For a full account of baseball imagery and symbolism in the novel, see Michael J. Bielawa's journal article " 'U.p.' at Bat: Baseball Symbolism in Ulysses'Nausicaa'a' " in NINE: A Journal of Baseball History and Culture (preview only).