Sentence examples for gone out of shape from inspiring English sources
Some umpires, having suspicions but no evidence, will change the ball under the pretext of it having gone out of shape, surreptitiously using the measuring rings used in women's cricket, for a smaller ball, rather than the usual ones.
Read into that what you will but unless it has gone out of shape, you do not change a ball because a batsman has hit it into the stands, as the umpires have subsequently elaborated, especially if the fielding side do not want a change.
That was in stark contrast to England's last game at The Oval, in the Champions Trophy against Sri Lanka in June, when Cook was furious at the umpire Aleem Dar's insistence on changing the white ball because it had gone out of shape.
The ball was changed because it had gone out of shape".
Ciudad Universitaria is the main campus of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, the largest university in Latin America, responsible for tuning the minds of those who have gone out to shape the country (three Mexican Nobel laureates — Alfonso García Robles in 1982 for peace, Octavio Paz in 1990 for literature and Mario Molina in 1995 for chemistry — are graduates).
Consider going out-of-network.
Wrong! (anag. less x, y, & lit).. Rev Canon C. M. Broun: Oval track rolled with this could make 'pill' at cricket go out of shape (comp. anag).
The legislature "never let the budget go out of shape" over the years, said Herman D. Geist, a Republican and the legislature's first chairman.
Westchester abandoned its Board of Supervisors for a legislature 26 years sooner than Nassau because its board was not working well, and the legislature "never let the budget go out of shape," said Herman D. Geist, a Republican and the first chairman of the legislature.
Too much eating will cause you to go out of shape.
