Sentence examples for pool stick from inspiring English sources

Fred hits Reggie so hard with a pool stick that Reggie falls on his head and nearly dies.

Even at the racetrack, which tends to be a hardscrabble place, owners and trainers have a hard time understanding how someone who is young and talented and comes across as articulate and gentlemanly can also have a violent side, wage fights with a pool stick and wind up in jail.

Sitting at a beat-up metal desk that was used in Julie Taymor's 1994 production of "Titus Andronicus" — "a nurse was stabbed over this table, she got a pool stick in the belly" — Mr. Horowitz sounded a little worn out as he recalled sending copies of the reviews of "Othello" and "Hamlet" to banks in hopes of advancing his case for construction financing.

To throw a fastball, a pitcher must keep his arm, wrist and fingers essentially in line, to propel the ball at its center, in the same way a pool stick is used to strike the cue ball for maximum velocity at the start of the game.

After work it catered to the Bud and broken pool stick crowd.

And in another a woman in cutoffs and a tank top holds a pool stick javelin-style, at the threshold of a bedroom, pointed at a nude woman with a deer-caught-in-headlights expression standing in front of a bed where a man (whom they both obviously desire) sits also nude, the navy sheet cast over one luminously rendered bare leg only partially obscuring his groin.

If they were sexual beings at all, they would have responded that time they walked into an east London bar and saw me playing pool, sticking my bum out a little more than necessary as I clocked the celebrity incomers and shot that cue along.

Cutthroat is played with a cue ball along with a standard set of pool balls 1-155), a standard triangle, cues (pool sticks) times the amount of players who are participating (players may share cues as well), a cue bridge (for those hard to reach shots), and a cue chalk for chalking the tips of the cues.

In amateur tournaments from Baltimore to Las Vegas, Mr. Frank, 35, racked up trophies with his pool-stick-wielding teammates.

In front of a small press pool he stuck largely to pleasantries.

"Pissed out of their head students wandering around with pool cues stuck to their heads pretending to be daleks, vomiting and fighting," Chadwick groans.