Sentence examples for trading ball from inspiring English sources

It's Griffin who carries the most pressure to succeed quickly in Washington, writes Clark Judge on CBSSports.com, which got the trading ball rolling with its big deal weeks ago.

Then she traded ball gowns for cocktail dresses and joined the supper-club circuit, performing jazz and pop in spots including the Plaza in New York, the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles and the Sands in Las Vegas.

PUTTING AROUND The sport of disc golf, which trades balls and clubs for plastic flying discs (Frisbee is a brand name) thrown at elevated baskets, has been increasing in popularity around town.

It's simply an indication of where we'd be if not for the conservative caucus's insistence on fighting over Obamacare: once again talking about bargains over debt ceiling brinkmanship no one buys, while moving toward trading small ball cuts in more popular entitlements for tax increases on the people who fund those entitlements.

There was at least one father trading ice balls with his son at high speed.

The Red Sox have suffered many setbacks over the years — the Babe Ruth trade, the ball through Buckner's legs, the Bucky Dent home run….

Typically, personnel from the Yankees approach fans and ask if they would like to trade the ball for some equipment signed by the player.

The goal of the game is to trade a ball token for points by placing it in an opponent's net, with the primary restriction being that you can't handle the ball.

She traded her ball gown and religious habit for a bartender's uniform, portraying a brassy Boston gal who isn't afraid to slap her boxer boyfriend's sister.

Santiago Halty, whose company, Senda Athletics, makes Fair Trade soccer balls, also cites the value of the B Corps community, saying he has turned to other B Corps leaders for advice on sales, marketing and distribution.

So far 70% of Fair Trade Sports' balls are sold online, through the company's Web site and Amazon.com.