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Discover Ludwig"strike a ball" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of hitting a ball with a tool or implement, such as a bat, racket, club, or cue stick. For example: The ball rose into the sky as the tennis player struck it with her racket.
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"In tennis, you strike a ball just after the rebound for the fastest return," he said.
He can strike a ball very cleanly with his left foot and with so much power.
To strike a ball like that happens maybe once in a lifetime".
Molby's ability to strike a ball was a weapon used to great effect from outside and inside the box.
He can strike a ball, either as a pass or a shot, quicker than most people can think.
A natural gift to strike a ball — to bend it as the saying goes — was honed by year after year, day after day on the training field.
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As well as he strikes a ball, Austin can also be sharp taking jabs at himself.
"Stop this bagging of IRON even before he strikes a ball.
They exchanged harsh words when Murray thought del Potro struck a ball at him deliberately.
I hadn't really struck a ball cleanly this century and I'd just eaten a minted lamb leg steak.
A military training exercise in the 2nd Century BC involved striking a ball through a target while being aggressively followed by opponents.
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