Balls in sentence

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Now, this has expanded into a much bigger piece, because I use ramps of different parabolas that I roll the balls on while I'm keeping time with this.

This is a little thing that I made because I really like the idea of curves and balls together.

And then creating space and the rhythm of space, using the surface of the balls, the surface of the arms.

So, models are not crystal balls.

And so in this picture, those little green balls are your immune cells, and that big pink cell is a cancer cell.

You're like the Raspyni Brothers, where you've got your balls in cold water.

On average days, wind can exert up to 17 pounds of force per square meter on a high-rise building– as heavy as a gust of bowling balls.

My favorite title was actually, "Sticky balls may stop the spread of cancer."

I can't tell you just how smug my male colleagues were, knowing that their sticky balls might one day cure cancer.

Now, our fast-acting results were pretty interesting, but we still had one lingering question: Can our sticky balls, our particles actually attached to the immune cells, actually stop the spread of cancer?

Now, this wasn't just a victory for us and our sticky balls.

They open doors, they drive my car, they massage me, they will throw tennis balls, they will cook for me and serve the food.

Some, like Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, walked in drag balls.

So we're keeping, like, a million balls in the air but, what's going on?

And space is limited, so at every table, one pair of players practices forehands, another practices backhands, and every now and then, the balls collide in midair and everybody says, "Wow!"

Therapists describe this dilemma as: "If the queen had balls, she'd be the king."

So picture a big urn filled with balls representing ideas, methods, possible technologies.

We've extracted a great many white balls, some various shades of gray, mixed blessings.

Because we have become quite good at pulling out balls, but we don't really have the ability to put the ball back into the urn, right.

NB: Yeah, so in addition to these kind of obvious types of black balls that would just make it possible to blow up a lot of things, other types would act by creating bad incentives for humans to do things that are harmful.

I mean, I think there might well be various black balls in the urn, that's what it looks like.

There might also be some golden balls that would help us protect against black balls.

I want to believe that the future is undetermined, that our decisions today will determine what kind of balls we pull out of that urn.

NB: I mean, if we just keep inventing, like, eventually we will pull out all the balls.

Now, I think with a bit of coordination, like, if you did solve this macrogovernance problem, and the microgovernance problem, then we could extract all the balls from the urn and we'd benefit greatly.

And it's one of the most interesting technical challenges that's very currently active in the computer sciences: being able to have a camera that can understand, from a fairly big distance away, how these little tiny balls are actually pointing in one way or another to reveal what you're interested in, and where your attention is directed.

And inside those balls life, over 3.8 billion years, has made a lush, livable place for us.

And then as now, it was a beautiful place of balls and punts, beautiful people, many of whom took to heart Ronald Reagan's comment that, "even if they say hard work doesn't do you any harm, why risk it?"

Xoquauhtli’s team battles heartily, throwing nochtles, marigolds, and balls made of reed and moss.

And as you can tell, they are basically goof balls.

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