How To Use Ball up In A Sentence
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They are not a team who will hoof the ball up the pitch and hope for something to break.
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The Trojans brought the ball up but could not get off a decent shot.
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I watched her open up the paper, let the rest of the tobacco fall onto the ground, and then ball up the little bit of paper and flick it.
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To start with, this is a better over: he gets the ball up in the blockhole and there are five from the first four balls.
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68; LC's Schwarz with 21 points; LC's Andrews with two huge 3s in the final minutes concordia Men's basketball update: Lakeland 54, Concordia, Wis.
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The striker is in the clear but Jaaskelainen comes charging off his line and clears the ball upfield.
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To play that role you need to be mobile, able to hold the ball up under pressure and willing to run and run.
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Wayne gave his usual blockbusting performance, taking the ball up and making metres and stitching up the middle with his tackling.
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Throughout his life Marty kept himself fit and up to recently could be found playing handball or racketball up at the alleys in Summerhill College.
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The problem was we hadn't been able to hold the ball up front, so it came back straightaway.
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We knew they liked to run and lob the ball up for the 'trey' a lot," Maryland guard Chris McCray said.
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If lifting the ball up stops the water from running, try to bend the float arm down to get the right buoyancy.
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D.C. viewers were cut away from the last 4:30 of an Oklahoma State-Oklahoma football upset to see a Capitals pregame in its entirety, per local contracts.
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Toss the ball under the upraised knee as follows: Holding the ball in the right hand, raise the right knee upward, bent at an angle, swing the right arm in circle outward, and toss the ball upward from under the knee; that is, from the inner side of the leg; catch with the hand that threw, palm _outward_.
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He's smart enough to give the ball up and hit the open teammates when they're there, but his aggressiveness is important for us.
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Freddy scooped the ball up and bounced it toward Doc on a long throw.
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Upon finding the ball up against the boundary fence, he was heard to comment: ‘I couldn't hit this thing left-handed!’
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I put down the sandwich I was eating, rose from my seat, picked the ball up neatly, and returned it with unerring aim to a fieldsman who was waiting for it with becoming deference.
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At a game last week, a hitter popped the ball up in foul territory, right by the first base bag.
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His elbows fold and his wrists rehinge very quickly, which throws the ball up in the air on a higher trajectory.
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The goalkeeper booted the ball upfield.
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Ljungberg, picking the ball up outside the area after 17 minutes, played a one-two with Henry, took the ball to the left of Martyn and slid it into an empty net.
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His image of the plane, the straight line that went from the ball up through the shoulders and beyond, is too upright.
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A teammate often brought the ball up the court, then offered it to him at the top of the key.
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Dragging both feet in bounds, holding the ball up with one hand, curly mane flowing in the breeze -- it truly was a thing of beauty.
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He was overthrowing, keeping the ball up, trying too hard to win every game.
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Rather than hoick the ball up field he stood stil and let Nedved dink the ball through his legs.
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And Shane Warne, bowling into the strong breeze, broke with his norm and floated the ball up tantalisingly slow.
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With five minutes left in the third period, Foles hucked the ball up 44 yards into the raging blizzard, and Cooper pulled it in out of the void.
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Even though she's the state's fifth all-time leading scorer, she'd rather just as soon pass the ball, get a great assist or bring the ball up the court under pressure.
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There hasn't been great fervency for football up here but I detect a change and that the club is now capturing our public's imagination.
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One long Aberdeen ball upfield 30 seconds later and Riordan was to be harshly punished.
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She threw the ball up and caught it again.
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However, putt of the day came from Pidcock at the eighteenth as he stroked the ball uphill around 50 ft and into the hole.
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Use the loft of the club to get the ball up in the air.
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With just seconds left on the clock, he picked the ball up on the left flank before racing towards the edge of the box and planting the ball into the top corner.
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You could have read the trademark on it when I lobbed the ball up to the plate.
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With a last ditch effort, he managed to shove the ball up so that it glanced off his hands and away from him.
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Holland punts a ball upfield and into what appears to be a parallel universe, where Kevin Kilbane is able to beat his man and deliver a decent cross into the box.
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He ran the ball up the right wing and slipped it to Smith who had moved in to a central striking role.
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Keaton needs to be more assertive to get the ball upfield quickly.
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I had to give the ball up, and then I had work my butt off to get it back.
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The target man once again held the ball up despite the close attention of his marker and again found a corner to play the ball around.
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Bingham hit one of two free throws for Louisville, and as Oklahoma pushed the ball upcourt, fast Nyeshia Stevenson had an open look as the buzzer sounded.
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She threw the ball up and caught it again.
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Messrs. Walsh and D'Antoni have recruited versatile, athletic players who they feel can thrive in Mr. D'Antoni's system, which is predicated on pushing the ball upcourt.
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That would force the guys to really play shots and not just mindlessly lob the ball up in the air all the time.
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The home team had plenty of early possession, and adopted the obvious tactics of hitting the ball up close to ruck and maul via their big men.
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We switch from playing some good football to just hoofing the ball up the pitch into no-man's land.
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In the act of picking the ball up he wrenched his knee, with the ball flying from his hand and he hit the deck.
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Joe teed the ball up for the final hole.
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Stephen King and Michael Munds had worked the ball upfield into the path of O'Neill, who made the inspired choice to venture forward.
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He teed the ball up carefully and then teed off.
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It's tough because as a hitter, when you see a ball up there," Wright said as he held his hand about shoulder-high, "you think it's going to end up kind of here," he said, bringing his hand down to his belt.
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In Rugby, you can pull a dummy, kick the ball up and under, or a grubber kick, or a long sideline punt.
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Leigh Semblauk's speed was making a difference in getting the ball upfield and to a striker quickly.
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Smith tended to sidearm his throws, but Tedford got him to keep the ball up around his ear and deliver passes over the top.
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Back in the trenches, he offered a prize to the first platoon to kick its football up to the German trenches on the day of the attack.
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Accurately lining up these factors not only provides a power boost but also cranks a ball to wherever you decide with your directional swing; otherwise, you'll whiff on a pitch or pop a ball up to a waiting defender.
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He teed the ball up carefully and then teed off.
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If he didn't get his crosscourt high enough or to the wall, his opponent would either step in and volley it into the reverse corner or turn his shoulders and volley the ball up the rail.
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A typical Jimmer moment was bringing the ball upcourt, going left into a triple-team, they gyrating and gesticulating in the air before giving up the ball to a teammate at the last instant.
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They can play the ball up to the strikers, and not take too much risk going forward.
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If hitting the ball uphill, you had to calculate how far back downhill it would roll, and at what angle.
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All that backspin made the ball upshoot dramatically when hitting into the wind.
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But Mr. Pierre said he included an important caveat: Mr. Randolph would be permitted to bring the ball upcourt only after he grabbed a defensive rebound.
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At the restart, Armoy fluffed the catch and Shane Hadden was there to punt the ball upfield.
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The players use a cesta, or basket, made from Spanish chestnut and reeds to throw the ball up to the blistering speed of 188 miles per hour.
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When you take away a few seconds for getting the ball upcourt and a few seconds for trying to avoid shot-clock-running-down panic, you basically have 15 seconds to create a shot.
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It was doubly surprising to those who remain convinced that the strapping James McLaren would be in his element if cast as an inside centre, whose primary job was to take the ball up.
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If you try to get the ball up with a scoop, you won't be able to get the tee out of the ground.
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The days when you could just hoof the ball up to a striker have long since gone; even Wimbledon don't play by these tactics any more.
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The next thing to remember when clearing into triple threat is to never, and I mean never, take and put the ball up over your head immediately.
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Martinez quickly picked the ball up and tagged third base, seemingly forcing Gibson.
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Hildebrand hoofs the ball upfield and John Terry, who's been excellent tonight, heads the ball back into the Stuttgart half.
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Kim's movement and velocity separate him from other sidearmers who usually are easier to hit when they leave the ball up.
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Brian Dunne played a good ball up the right wing to Gino O'Boyle and he crossed into the box where John Conlon got between two defenders to head home.
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It would ball up on his hoof, making it uncomfortable and awkward to walk.
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He was so annoying with that every now and then, Candice just wanted to ball up her fist, and whack him one, real hard.
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Palmer teed the ball up for the final hole.
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In Korea, young girls play a game of jacks, tossing small stones onto the ground, throwing a ball up in the air, and and trying to pick the stones up before catching the ball.
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The ejection charge initiates the delay detonator and propels the steel ball upward to 4-6 feet above the surface.
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Ten minutes later Foulger punted the ball upfield and Hoyle flicked it on for Jamie Longley to steer it in.
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Hold out one arm, say the left, straight in front at shoulder level; holding the ball in the right hand, swing the right arm outward in a full circle; toss the ball upward from under the outstretched arm, and catch with the hand that threw, palm _outward_.
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The problem was we hadn't been able to hold the ball up front, so it came back straightaway.
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There can't be nine players hoofing the ball upfield from their own area any more, and if we play like that, then I don't fancy being part of it.
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He smashed the ball up short of the green, his pitch ran 15 feet past and he missed the putt.
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Less than 30 seconds later, Pires picks the ball up in the centre of the pitch, edges left to right slightly, leaves two Roma defenders sprawling on the floor, and blazes the ball over the bar.
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You know the kind, cheek-bones wide apart, chin and forehead melting into the cheeks to complete the perfect round, and the nose, broad and pudgy, equidistant from the circumference, flattened against the very centre of the face like a dough-ball upon the ceiling.
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Blind side flanker Dan Blenkharn picked the ball up from a ruck and sliced his way through the entire back line to score under the posts for an unconverted try.
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He picked the ball up 18 yards from goal and finished sweetly for his first goal of the season.
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Ben Furness was driving Silsden forwards and Hoyle held the ball up well before feeding Rhodes on the right.
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The defender hoofed the ball up the field.
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He picked up four late wickets by virtue of keeping the ball up in the blockhole.
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For hours the boy would stand tossing a ball up into the air and catching it again.
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Geoff Miller, the national selector, watched each of his five spells closely, and although with a bit of luck Broad could have had more wickets as he mostly pitched the ball up on a green and helpful pitch, this fell well short of an irresistible case for selection as the third seamer behind James Anderson and Chris Tremlett – a role for which Tim Bresnan and Steven Finn are also challenging.
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