The first hit turned John Stefanovitch around, the way a caroming, speeding truck would have, the way a grown person can easily manhandle a small child.

Metzger hit the deck and cowered with Oedipa as the can continued its high-speed caroming; from the other room came a slow, deep crescendo of naval bombardment, machine-gun, howitzer and small-arms fire, screams and chopped-off prayers of dying infantry.

The date the first carom game was invented is not exactly known.

The carom off the barrel fell into right for a double.

We came near making a carom sometimes, but not the one we were trying to make.

The word "carom" means any strike and bounce off something.

The carom kicked over to Elias off the right post.

Bell hung back and waited for the carom, but it never came.

Nixon retreated quickly, turned and prepared to play a carom off the wall.

A carom on only one red ball results in no points but ends the shooter's inning.

Sports room equipped with indoor games like table tennis and carom.

Then he addressed himself to the table and sank an oblique carom shot.

"Yes, a good many years," answered Stark, as he made a carom.

The College offers a spacious common room to students with the facility of table tennis and carom.

There was a remote chance that a carom shot - no..

After that, other carom games became more popular.

Every hostel is provided with carom and a table-tennis room.

Henderson failed to play the carom cleanly, and the ball bounced over his head.

A point is scored for each successful carom.

But it all came down to the final seconds, with Liberty flinging a clean carom off the glass.

The game was infrequently played prior to 1907, with many top carom players of the era saying they did not enjoy it.

Table tennis, chess, Carom board, etc. are included in indoor games.

It also sanctions rules and events for carom billiards.

The wall is angled toward center, and Lawton, the right fielder, expected the carom to go that way.

Ludwig blocked the shot, but Messier was there to knock in the carom.

The serendipitous carom is so much more interesting.

Ten-foot tables remain the standard size for carom billiard games.

He nearly fell in his effort not to carom into them.

The ball caroms off a wall away from an outfielder.

We played the English game, in which caroms and pockets both count.

Then she'll carom back to the city, get pulled over again, and give them the same story."

Once again her emotions were caroming around like a squash ball.

Caroming back and forth, it finally settles down within reach.

Two points are scored when the player caroms on each of the three other balls.

You hit a pool ball, and it starts to carom off the sides of the table.

A point is scored when the shooter caroms on both red balls.

What if the little monkey went caroming beyond reach of their safety cables?

It bounded down the street, caroming off the uneven road surface.

When he feels good, his cackle caroms around the clubhouse.

Although they looked as if they'd carom right into the middle, they somehow managed to stop.

Then he collided with the door, caroming a few meters before tumbling to the street.

His little weapon flew from his hand and started caroming off things.

Any ball that caroms off the overhead subway tracks is an automatic out.

He raised his head slightly and was just in time to see a thin yellow spark come caroming among the trees.

The roaring shock sent the men in the crowded bridge caroming into the walls.

The thumping sounds were the lumps of ice caroming off trees.

The discussion caroms from the utility of art to the question of government financing.

They like fly balls soaring over walls and line drives caroming off fences.

Down below, she can see an abandoned zodiac caroming back and forth between the steel walls.

The pucks can carom at unexpected angles into seats just above the glass.

A series of optic and magnetic sensors track the ball as it caroms around the playing field.