Sentence examples for ready for ball from inspiring English sources

"You put that white uniform on, you've got to be ready for ball," Scott said.

Once C receives the ball, GA/GS (goal shooter) should make themselves available, with one of them catching the ball and the other positioning themselves under the hoop, ready for the ball and ready to shoot.

When you are ready for the ball get big by putting out your elbows and putting your hand where you want the ball.

Poof! You're ready for the ball.

A securing of your taches and you're all ready for the ball.

The best high school players rent themselves out for a year, to see if they are ready for pro ball.

"You better be ready for the ball because you might get surprised, you might get a skip pass," Graves said.

"Well, let me tell you, every time I got my first serve in tonight I was surprised, so I wasn't ready for the ball to come back," she said with a laugh.

Kyle Walker was two yards offside in the buildup, but for Pellegrini the greater concern will be De Bruyne's carelessness having looked up and seen Fernandinho ready for the ball a moment earlier.

It used to be O.K. -- even recommended -- for movie stars and women in general to spend all day getting ready for the ball because they were considered not too bright.

It's difficult to take your eyes off Come to Me, an angry, pleading lithograph with a blood-red background, or off Getting Ready for the Ball, a sly tribute to Las Meninas, or Refectory, a discreet study in girl dynamics.