Sentence examples for moon ball from inspiring English sources

Gasquet loops a moon ball out.

And then floats a weird moon ball over the baseline.

Thursday night's warm-up party sees the first round of Harvest Moon Ball competitions (named after New York's 1950s competitions).

Instead of pulling the trigger this time, Li throws in a moon ball, and Azarenka, distracted, nets.

CBS hired him after photographing him at work as master of ceremonies of a promotional Harvest Moon ball sponsored by the Daily News.

A few of the best-known public venues for these dances, such as the Savoy and Audubon ballrooms in New York City's Harlem district, survived well into the mid-20th century, often hosting sponsored competitions, such as the preliminary rounds of the Harvest Moon Ball at Madison Square Garden.

Wozniacki finished with only 10 unforced errors to Sharapova's 36, but that was hardly because Wozniacki was throwing up moon balls.

The capacity crowd did not seem energized until Hamilton, hitting last among the eight competitors, started spraying line drives and moon balls to right and right-center field.

Mesmerized, he was watching a dehydrated Michael Chang loop moon balls and slice underhand serves, producing the now famous survival skills that ultimately unnerved Ivan Lendl.

But there was also a nervous-looking rally full of slow moon balls during that game, so it's hard to know how nerves will affect play as this match proceeds.

Djokovic was not only beating him but taking him out of his game, making him anxious at key moments, forcing him to use new and occasionally desperate tactics, like the "moon balls" Nadal lofted in Rome to try to change the pace of play.