| Nathan first played at six, Gail at four, her mother lobbing shuttles at her as she wielded a specially shortened racket. |
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| In the second half it was Fenagh's Peter Ryan on the 38th minute scoring a goal after lobbing the goal-keeper. |
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| A Kevin Jackson goal, lobbing the keeper after 67 minutes, gave York RI a 1-0 victory over Aberford Albion. |
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| Suddenly, the green-and-white-clad morons began taunting the Thistle crowd, before lobbing missiles in their direction. |
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| First of all, 1996 was a bad year to be entering the army, because China was lobbing missiles, albeit unarmed, into the waters around Taiwan. |
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| Besides, many surveys have shown that various types of lobbing, facets and chatter are detrimental to bearing life and may cause component noise. |
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| This organization has also seen successes in lobbing for stronger laws to sanction alcoholimpaired driving. |
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| Expertise and lobbing has developed in these countries such that quite a number of them export more coffee than producers. |
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| On the lower tier of the stand we had Italian fans waving sticks at the local police, punching them, kicking them and lobbing flares before being battered into submission. |
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| I walked away from the Cort lobbing up my own little prayer to the starless sky. |
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| Apple has been lobbing lawsuits around in the smartphone arena as if armed with a trebuchet. |
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| Raising the height of the antenna has the effect of making the lobbing pattern finer. |
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| This has led to the situation that ECR is not considered as a lobbing organization but more as a partner and the expertise of ECR is recognized. |
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| In my column for CNN, I detail why lobbing slurs and insults at Sandra Fluke only emboldens her cause. |
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| Mr. Kagan resigned the deanship in April 1992, lobbing a parting bomb at the faculty that bucked his administration. |
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| It took Isaacs 25 minutes to get a grip on the game against Priory but they took the lead through a bullet header from Carl Youdall, who made it two after lobbing the keeper. |
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| Admittedly, the rationale for the Gulf War was stronger than the motivation for lobbing missiles at the Assad regime. |
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| I was imagining yesterday what it would be like if those tanks were at San Francisco airport, motoring up Highway 101 into San Francisco, lobbing shells along the way. |
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| In truth, Gingrich was a backbencher during the Reagan years, lobbing bombshells at the White House in addition to Democrats. |
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| Lobby companies won't have to list the names of individual lobbyists, or provide any meaningful financial data about their lobbing activities, so lobbyists who want to keep their business secret can continue to do so. |
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| A united Indigenous movement: the wider and stronger the unity of Indigenous organizations, the more effective in lobbing governments and other stakeholders. |
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| Roberts scored a superb goal from the halfway line, lobbing the goalkeeper. |
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| At the United Nations we waited so long before lobbing in a last minute compromise resolution that it was doomed before the first phone call to the White House. |
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| Like a schoolboy lobbing stinkbombs through an open window, Martin Amis has been holding forth on cohesion as we experience it, and getting quite a lot of stick for it. |
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| Will lobbing cruise missiles into Syria only make a bad situation worse? |
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| The playmaker fed a delightful ball into the path of Jin Soo Choi, who, with a searing burst of pace, left his marker for dead before calmly lobbing the keeper. |
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| Messi then turned probable defeat into unlikely victory by getting on the end of a sublime Xavi through-ball and lobbing the hapless Pyatov in the fifth and final minute of stoppage time. |
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| The wider the unity of Indigenous organizations, the more effective will be lobbing governments, multilateral institutions, and corporate business. |
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| Arguably Le Pen senior has never seriously sought political power, but has been happy in his role as troublemaker-in-chief for the French republic, lobbing hand-grenades at will into the political arena. |
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| Thankfully, he's a deft touch at lobbing his tot around like she was a leather skin bundle of joy as he messed around during a half-time break at a game in Northampton. |
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| Lobbing it in a washing machine would be disastrous, like squeezing a pebbledash wall into a Zanussi, along with your smalls. |
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