Sentence examples for shape of a ball from inspiring English sources
Among appetizers, avoid anything in the shape of a ball — meaning dumplings and fritters, which tended to be dull — with the exception of the sui mei.
The essential function of a union is not dictated by the shape of a ball but by the overriding mission of protecting its membership.
Off to the side was a bright-red chair with voluptuous curves — the Surrealist term "biomorphic" sprang to mind — and a matching ottoman in the shape of a ball.
Growing up in a village in the Nile Delta, Salah played soccer the way most Egyptian children of his generation did by using a pair of old socks stuffed with worn-out shirts in the shape of a ball.
In a similar vein, the Lord's turf paperweight in the shape of a ball or the cricket explained beach towel, both from Lords.org/shop are fine items that fans of the game will enjoy.
Off to the side was a bright-red chair with voluptuous curves the Surrealist term "biomorphic" sprang to mind and a matching ottoman in the shape of a ball.
Umpires are extremely vigilant these days and swift to recognise any unnatural action on the ball (one official of my acquaintance tends to deal quietly by checking the shape of a suspect ball using the rings for the smaller women's cricket ball, and thus having an excuse for changing it ) but ball-preparation is meticulous.
In 1976 they formed Aardman Animations and a year later Morph first took shape out of a ball of Plasticine for the BBC series Take Hart.
It was filled with a waxlike substance, the middle of which had a round indentation, in the shape of a small ball.
The placement of disparate motifs often seems arbitrary, but in "Pioneer," the powerful shape of a soccer ball in a boxy frame acts as a gravitational force that anchors the composition.
In 1991, scientists at Bell Labs, then part of AT&T, first discovered that buckyballs -- molecules made of 60 carbon molecules arrayed in the shape of a soccer ball -- can be turned into superconductors when mixed with potassium.
