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soccer ball

NOUN
  1. an inflated ball used in playing soccer

How To Use soccer ball In A Sentence

  • For the last five minutes, they had been bouncing soccer balls from one knee to the other, not letting them touch the ground.
  • When my putt ended up a foot outside the hole, the caddie said drolly, ‘I said a golf ball, not a soccer ball!’
  • You'll have to step up the hill, in a motion similar to dribbling a soccer ball from foot to foot.
  • Non-competitive stuff can be just as fun and as good for you as dribbling a soccer ball down the field.
  • Oh, and it turns out the little dynamo is also a Beckham-like soccer player, something Berg discovered quite by accident when she casually kicked a soccer ball in Spright's direction and the dog, using chest, head and any other useful body part, executed an impressive block and slammed it forward. Pet Talk: Mighty three-legged mutt is my kind of mayor
  • They are formed from 60 atoms of carbon bonded together in a combination of pentagons and hexagons to form a ball, just like a soccer ball.
  • And so I packed up enough clothes for a few days and went and visited Dan, who generously looked after me with a complete package of baked beans, ultra-delicious soup, hot tea, geekspeak and a vicious thump on the head with a soccer ball.
  • It makes grim reading, but the Play Fair Alliance's Missed the Goal for Workers: The Reality of Soccer Ball Stitches (cleanclothes. org) tells the tale of how workers who handstitch footballs for the international market in India, Pakistan and China are still paid slave wages and forced to work 21-hour days without access to basics like drinking water. Can I be green and a sports fan?
  • The soccer ball kept was rolling on, towards the goalkeeper.
  • South Korean ceramicist Cho Kyung-soo unveils a $2,400 celadon soccer ball on November 1 in Yoju, about 100 km southwest of Seoul.
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