Sentence examples for shape of balls from inspiring English sources

Orbotix, the company behind the Sphero robot series has been making brilliant robots for years, mostly in the shape of balls which scoot speedily around when remote controlled by smartphone or tablet.

The balls were buckyballs -- also molecules of carbon, but in the shape of soccer balls.

The cucumbers grew bigger, slowly and steadily, but when they finished growing, many were only the size and shape of golf balls.

Only diners who enjoy honey, lemon and chopped ground nut-centered sweets, in the shape of pretzels, balls and tubes, will be interested.

The gold cage, with gemlike triangular facets, is the metallic equivalent of buckyballs, molecules consisting of 60 carbon atoms in the shape of soccer balls that were discovered in 1995.

In a surprise to many, molecules of carbon in the shape of soccer balls have been turned into superconductors that can carry electricity with virtually no resistance at temperatures higher than even many of the so-called high-temperature superconductors.

But there will be a big clue at the MCG on Friday night, with the second in an International Rules series between Australia and Ireland - the closest Aussie Rules gets to international competition, although from a distance it all seems a bit of a tricky business because even when the players aren't fighting, they have to compromise on the shape of the balls.

Your hands should be four to six inches above your forehead, with your fingers spread out in shape of the ball, as if someone were about to rest the ball in your hands.

Perhaps it's something to do with the shape of the ball.

"Son," he said, "football's never been the same since they changed the shape of the ball".

Try to neaten the shape of the ball with the spoons, but it really needn't be perfect.