Sentence examples for round of balls from inspiring English sources

For Tuesday night's round of balls, she chose a fluffy, many-layered gown by a 26-year-old designer named Jason Wu.

Her mother, Fanny, is not here the caricature of popular legend, the social-climbing tyrant who bound her to a relentless round of balls, light philanthropy and netting purses.

Neither Adams took naturally to diplomatic life, which in the court of Alexander I consisted of a debilitating round of balls, all-night marathons that left the Adamses to crawl from their beds the next afternoon with aching heads and parched throats.

IT'S a good bet that when Michelle Obama accompanies her husband to his inaugural next month, and later the round of balls, she will not be thinking of her critics or those White House aides who once fretted about the political fallout from her designer fashion.

You would really have to have an unbelievably good round of ball striking and an unbelievably good round of putting to even consider breaking par out there today.

After a round of ball-busting by the two comedians, things got edgier in part two, above, wherein C.K. talks about the age-old men vs. women debate ("I don't think women are better than men, I think men are a lot worse than women") before slipping in a joke about recently convicted Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky.

Instead of girding up for the exhausting and hard-drinking round of Highland balls that rounded off the Scottish social season, he was commissioned in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and might have spent the whole war in remote northern outposts had it not been for his interest in military training.

I'll grab a quick round of dough balls at Pizza Express and wait it out.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet 2. Cricket matches in the park While many Americans gather with their families, perhaps enjoying a friendly game of "toss the pigskin" or a round of wiffle ball, British people meet with strangers in a large park and hit a hard ball at each other.

2. Cricket matches in the park While many Americans gather with their families, perhaps enjoying a friendly game of "toss the pigskin" or a round of wiffle ball, British people meet with strangers in a large park and hit a hard ball at each other.

"Love Sport: Paint Balling," by the witty English animator Grant Orchard, deploys warring teams of yellow and blue blocks over a camouflage landscape for an abstracted round of paint ball warfare.