Sentence examples for is balls from inspiring English sources
noun
A solid or hollow sphere, or part thereof.
They can live without an ideology; what they urgently require is balls.
This place is balls, and there's a low-lying creep factor that makes it persistently unsettling.
"Language is balls coming at you from every angle," Bernard's doctor explains to Miss Fozzard as he trains her to coax Bernard back to fluid speech.
Come to think of it, Eyre Senior ("Shakespeare is balls!") might have made a wonderful director of the National Theatre - carnival style.
The splash headline is: "Corbyn on course to win bigger mandate" and the picture next to it is Balls rehearsing for Strictly.
In one debate, he used hand gestures and the word huevos to imply that the only thing needed to sort out Nuevo León's skyrocketing debt, traffic chaos and urban sprawl is balls.
No wonder nobody seemed to know what to make of it: Elliott's film is balls-to-the-wall campy, existing on a self-conscious wavelength that allows the director to sweep us up in song and dance while maintaining a critical distance from the folklore version of Australia it depicts and dismantles.
The amount of time and money invested in their pet projects is balls-to-the-wall hard-core.
It doesn't matter that he's got a long list of failed businesses, that his Mexican border wall is impossible, that John Oliver wants to #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain, that Trump University was an elaborate scam set up to defraud desperate Trumpophiles, or that wantonly torturing civilians and banning a sixth of the earth's population from the country is balls-to-the-wall insane.
Judd Hirsch is ball of kinetic verbal energy.
