Sentence examples for underhand as from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter if you roll it underhand, as long as you get outs".

We have struggled to evaluate players' values in their own context (How important were pitchers in the days when batters could call for a high or low pitch, thrown underhand?) as well as to assess the quality of competition over time (How strong was baseball during World War II?).

I tossed the ball up underhand, as we did in those days, with a little backspin on it.

Salmond said the "lack of concern" shown by the UK government on the issue was "as underhand as it is disrespectful".

Making the assumption that everyone is as underhand as themselves, the mayor and his fellow dignitaries mistake a penniless young opportunist for a government inspector visiting their town incognito.

Mr Salmond said the "lack of concern" shown by the UK government on the issue was "as underhand as it is disrespectful".

Sadly, it was no real surprise to me when Pauline Pearce labelled the Liberal Democrats' attitudes to race as "neanderthal" and accused them of "underhand racism" as she ditched her attempt to become party president.

With his bare hand, Longoria scooped the ball and tried a desperate underhand toss as he tumbled across the third base line.

This isn't – it is compellingly idiosyncratic, and funny in an overwhelming, underhand way, as if someone had made you laugh in your sleep.

A solid cast is added to with the introduction of a magnificently underhand Jimmy Smits as the local DA, with whom Dexter plays a helter-skelter cat-and-mouse game of life and death.

Those who think of underhand serves as a kind of legal cheating are essentially asserting that it really should be illegal.