Sentence examples for in which balls from inspiring English sources

Their confused response to some of his experiments – in which balls were dropped into twisting tubes – led to Hood's discovery.

To test the theory, researchers from the University of Exeter constructed models in which balls were inserted into grooves dug out of timber planks.

That leaves them increasingly reliant on local talent and both are reaping the reward for enriching a sporting culture in which balls do not have to be round.

He holds Guinness world records for five-ball (248 catches) and seven-ball (69 catches) backcross juggling, in which balls are juggled behind the back and over the head.

Of the low-intensity warfare between Downing Street and the Treasury that dogged Tony Blair's premiership, in which Balls undoubtedly played a part, he says little except that there was fault on both sides.

It also comes after a tumultuous week in which Balls was accused of being a "bit of a bully" by Barry Sheerman, the chair of the Commons committee for children, schools and families, after he appointed Maggie Atkinson to the role of children's commissioner.

Ball was shot by Boykin after he and two other officers stopped a Mercury Grand Marquis in which Ball was the passenger.

Young midfielders Weller, probably the best on ground, and Connor Blakely, with a team-high 29 disposals, outplayed their Brisbane counterparts, in a match in which ball-magnet Lachie Neale was kept to 17 possessions by Mitch Robinson in one of the rare positional wins for the Lions.

In 1824, a Hanover ordinance permitted "the playing at ball or any game in which ball is used on the public common in front of Dartmouth College," confirming the Green's ongoing use as an athletic field.

There are several areas in which ball boys can make a mistake during their first five or six matches.

Before Atlanta, Fox got information once a week on which balls were in which stages of production; now it comes every second day.