Sentence examples for war balls from inspiring English sources
My father used war balls.
There was something we called a war ball.
I remember playing a game called war ball.
If you whittled into a war ball, what you found inside was rock solid.
Admission to a Civil War Ball, tomorrow from 8 to 11 P.M., $10.
At times I think about war ball, trying to catch things that are thrown at you.
Four years after the war ended, he was playing a Kro-Flite that may not have been a war ball but looked as if it had been through a war.
Whitfield wrote "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," which was a huge hit for both Gladys Knight and Marvin Gaye, but he hit his stride a few years later, when psychedelic funk and protest soul became dominant: his songs from that period included "War," "Ball of Confusion," and the epochal "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone".
My daughter Bridget, who is 8, confessed she has a crush on a boy at summer camp named Jack because he didn't kill her in War Ball today.
Way back when I attended school, one of my favorite physical activities was something we called "bombardment" or "war ball". We played it on rainy days in the gym and it was a blast.
