Sentence examples for whatever the balls from inspiring English sources

A future where they slap on sweatpants jeans, lamé leopard print skirts and whatever the balls these are for their play dates?

The backspin works to insure that whatever the ball grazes — the backboard, a piece of the rim — will have minimal effect on its path.

Fans calling radio talk shows urged the two men to share a beer and a friendly high-five -- and split whatever the ball could fetch on the market.

Whatever the reason, balls stop bouncing and shoes stop screeching every afternoon.

You don't do it right away, but if you see a trend, I'll adjust my stance, my ball position, my aim — whatever — to the ball flight I'm seeing off the club".

"With the results [Southampton's and West Ham's defeats] we saw an opportunity but for whatever reason the ball didn't go into the net for that second goal".

He was comfortable in whatever position the ball was played to him and he showcased a neat array of headers into his team-mates' paths, lovely touches on the move when coming towards the ball and deft first-time passes which gave his team-mates the chance to hit the ball early.

And I'm sure Jose has had a way to get his thoughts across at half-time, by whatever means". The ball bounces up in the middle of that park and it's a 50-50 challenge.

Don't leave a clear (or translucent) contact ball out where it might be exposed to sunlight, or you may find burnt holes in whatever surface the ball was resting on.

A scorpion within sight of goal, he is lethal whatever the quality of ball he receives, no matter the angle, no matter the pace.

Recently, there has been a dearth of runs whatever the colour of the ball heading in his direction – though his stock is much higher in white-ball cricket.