Sentence examples for interested in ball from inspiring English sources

Nike is interested in Ball, but no endorsement deal is imminent.

Nike is interested in Ball, but no endorsement deal is imminent because Ball needs to separate himself contractually from Big Baller Brand before he can sign with anyone else.

Where other tennis players press running into the service of hitting balls, Hewitt always seemed more interested in ball-hitting exclusively as a demonstration of how much he could run.

All the same, as I watch the frenzied World Cup competition approach its apex, I cannot help but wonder why human beings are more interested in kicking balls around a field than they are in the fact that our activities have bought us a one-way ticket to extermination.

How did you get interested in becoming a ball person?

Gerd Müller, the prolific Bayern 1970s striker, was stout and singularly interested in putting the ball into the net.

With neither side interested in kicking the ball off the pitch - apart from one weird little dink by Damien Traille that bounced straight down the middle of the field and over the dead-ball line - the game settled into a rhythm dictated by few if any set pieces.

"And I think he's going to continue to work with whoever is interested in moving the ball forward to help the American people". For many unconvinced Democrats, the question that remained unanswered was how long Trump will be interested in working with them.

"If we want to protect red-ball cricket, and keep the 18 counties interested in playing red-ball cricket, we've got to do something different to what we are currently doing," Moxon said before the meeting.

When "Hunger" came out, in 1890, Hamsun informed reviewers that he was trying something different; he was not, he insisted, interested in marriages and balls — the book was not really a novel at all.

When significant numbers of Scotsmen became interested in smacking small balls with curved wooden sticks, as they first did in 1400 or so, the links was where they went (or were sent), perhaps because there they were in no one's way.