How To Use Rugby ball In A Sentence

Each week different sports balls were given away - footballs, rugby balls, basketballs, netballs and volleyballs.
Nothing in his languid, arm-over-the-back-of-the-chair demeanour suggests that he moves with the lightness of a gazelle or handles a rugby ball so well that it appears at times to be soldered to the palm of his hand.
The term quenelle is also used to describe the decorative shape of the portions - a neat, three-sided oval a bit like a mini rugby ball! formed by smoothing the mixture between two dessertspoons. The Red Deer
Mitre provided £35,000 worth of footballs, rugby balls, basketballs, netballs and volleyballs in another initiative that saw hundreds of schools across the region benefit.
Not every child gets a cricket bat, rugby ball, pair of football boots or spikes as a Christmas or birthday present.

You just don't see 10-year-old kids throwing around a rugby ball or kicking a soccer ball in the States; they've either got a baseball mitt on their hand or are throwing around a basketball or football.
It was as if they'd got all padded up for a cricket match and the opposing team had suddenly run onto the pitch with a rugby ball.
He collects sporting memorabilia including 39 signed rugby balls and countless signed photos of players.
I can see what they are saying about some of the balls, as the kids bring in rugby balls and basketballs and it can possibly get a bit out of hand.
At one point down York Street I saw a rugby ball fly over the road and some burly blokes by the Hook Line and Sinker tried to push a bus.
There were pods like small lumpy rugby balls sprouting straight from the trunk.
Down in the bric-a-brac bargain basement one item did catch my imagination, and even at its suggested £450 price tag I'd be sorely tempted to bid for a weather-beaten brown leather panel-stitched rugby ball signed by each of the 1971 British Lions touring party to New Zealand. Des Connor's 1971 Lions-bait remains absolutely priceless | Frank Keating