Individuals, usually youths, who retrieve and supply balls for players or officials in sports.
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Examples for "ball boy"
Examples for "ball boy"
1Before that, I'd been a ball boy, and had enjoyed that responsibility.
2It could be an errant pigeon or a ball boy's mistake.
3The ball boy obliges with another, and Isner hits an ace with it.
4Mr Boyce began his association with Cliftonville as a ball boy at the age of six.
5In the meantime Daniel McGrath has a complaint regarding the expectations placed on the modern ball boy.
1You can rotate in or be the ball girl.
2A 15-year-old ball girl has stolen the limelight at Wimbledon all because of one wayward shot.
3I'm betting the ball girl is saying much the same thing to her friends, right this second.
4Newton's involvement with rugby began at an early age and she was a ball girl for the Pride.
5Michael Llodra was forced to quit his second-round match against Tommy Haas after a heavy collision with a ball girl.
6Spain's Rafael Nadal passes a ball girl his head band after winning the second round match against Argentina's Federico Delbonis.
7First there was the thing with Tim Henman hitting a ball girl a couple of days earlier, which was just a totally freak occurrence.
8But those statistics are unlikely to unnerve former ball girl Rogers, who just plans to keep on enjoying herself for as long as she can.
9Wimbledon ball boys and ball girls have cornered the market in stoic roboticism.
10As her game disintegrated Schiavone, who made 38 unforced errors, lost her temper with the umpire, the ball girls and her coach.
11In the warm-up she missed two shots altogether and could not even catch the balls thrown to her by the ball girls.
12When they stand and make their way, Cazorla stops to pose for photographs with the ball girls, youngsters who play for Canet Roussillon.
13And if we see any particularly gorgeous ball girls (or boys, let's not discriminate) we shall be sure to sound the alarm.
Translations for ball girl