Sentence examples for massive balls from inspiring English sources

The last major UFO scare in Britain earlier this year involved claims that aliens had destroyed windturbines in Lincolnshire, after sightings of "massive balls of light".

Black Swan Arts, Somerset BA11 until 20 April Robyn Woolston Nine massive balls of discarded plastic are installed in this great Victorian art gallery in a work about waste, entropy and the planet's future.

The Guardian News & Media director of digital content, Emily Bell, would like to make it clear that her family had no part in damaging any of those 65ft multimillion-pound turbine blades - but she can help explain those "massive balls of light with tentacles going right down to the ground", as one onlooker described them to the Sun.

Many exoplanets are "hot Jupiters": massive balls of gas orbiting very close to their parent star.

The Hubble Space Telescope has glimpsed massive balls of gas reeling like comets around a galaxy's center.

"Pardon my French, but I thought it was massive balls to go out there and play like that," said defence coach Andy Farrell afterwards, another one riding the stress hormones long into the night.

Now try this massive ball of rice! – while I gagged and retched.

Here comes the inevitable wave of massive ball carriers, but that ends as Bakkies Botha is dragged into touch 10m out.

"It's important to maintain an identity rather than being absorbed into this massive ball of London-ness".

The idea of even being in a place with a massive ball of flame coming at you most of the day, with an ear-piercing noise.

Within a few days, scientists will manoeuvre Europe's £1bn Rosetta spacecraft directly above a massive ball of ice, dust and organic chemicals called Comet 67P/Churyumov Gerasimenko. Then they will transmit a signal to the probe instructing it to release a tiny lander craft, called Philae, and send it gliding down to the comet.