Sentence examples for racket between from inspiring English sources

Remember how he used to wedge his racket between his legs with the handle protruding and mime the act of masturbation when a call went against him?

She soon incurred the wrath of Llodra, 31, who had already expressed his frustration by swatting with his racket between points and muttering to ball boys.

When governance becomes a mutually beneficial collaborative racket between billionaires and security-institution overlords, the media can be easily brought to heel.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences of momentum transfer from the trunk and upper extremities to the racket between open and square stances for different skill levels players in the two-handed backhand stroke.

He chased down every angle in Queens — including a camera angle — when he raced to a lob by Michael Russell and, with his back to the net, whipped the racket between his ankles for a shot that rousted the United States Open crowd in the first set.

Force-placed insurance is a $5 billion/year racket between the banks and their in-house insurance subsidiaries.

Violence over drugs and protection rackets between Hells Angels and the Comancheros has included drive-by shootings, a bomb attack and a deadly brawl in 2009 where a man associated with the Hells Angels was bludgeoned with a metal pole in front of hundreds of horrified passengers at Sydney airport.

Prince is flattered by imitators, as other companies have placed gaps in racket frames between the pinholes for stringing.

There was Pete Sampras, methodically popping out aces like a Pez dispenser, deliberately separating his racket strings between points.

The other, Setting Sun, took Noel Gallagher, then at his cultural and commercial zenith, and plunged him into a perversely abrasive racket somewhere between the Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows, a violent exorcism and a car crash.

Connors often channeled those tiger juices into a repertory of on-court antics that ruffled the tennis establishment's starched collars — gesturing obscenely at line judges, grabbing his crotch after a point, positioning his racket handle between his legs just so.