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ball

[bawl] / bɔl /




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The researchers explain this effect using an analogy to a Newton's cradle, the desktop device with a row of suspended metal balls.

From Science Daily

"In the US, especially hundreds of thousands of people being laid off, it's not personal. It's likely very much not you, so don't take that ball of shame and carry it around."

From BBC

Imagine trying to find a tennis ball in one of a thousand closed draws.

From BBC

The energy and the way we play we create chances and expected goals... we just didn't put the ball in the net.

From BBC

“He’s very strong and when the ball’s in the air he calls for it and gets there first,” Armijo said of Porth.

From Los Angeles Times