Sentence examples for the balls off from inspiring English sources

Matalin advocates 'chopping the balls off' those opposing her while Carville says 'I like people running against me to catch the clap'.

At the end I pulled the balls off my face and put them in a little plastic bag and stole them".

"Get a load of footballers on a reality TV show and challenge them not to chew the balls off kangaroos or whatever, but to reduce their carbon footprint by 20 per cent," James suggested.

There were no fielders to collect the balls, so Stretch Suba, the bullpen assistant, drove a cart around the field, leaning over to pick the balls off the grass.

But that discussion rapidly degenerated into irritating whimsy about the phrase "Freeze the balls off a brass monkey"; and whimsy was never too far away, which was a pity, because some of the discussion of the way metaphor is transformed into banal language was gripping.

The most striking description from Miller as to his duality comes after a passage in which Hogg describes the best way to geld a sheep: "Here was a man of feeling who used to bite the balls off sheep - at a time when the poet Cowper had declared that lambs and Negroes both were harmless things".

"He gets the ball off so quickly.

You just get the ball off.

Getting the ball off the tee in play is paramount".

Because he can snap the ball off both sides.

Matteo did the rest, booting the ball off the line.