rugby ball

He went to England and brought back a rugby ball with him.

Only two of the team's 18 players had ever touched a rugby ball before.

The first person to get 3 of the rugby balls to the other person's side is the winner.

At midnight the boys began throwing a rugby ball around.

Traditional handmade rugby balls are still made at the museum.

There were some shot and shells produced for it, looking like rugby ball, but they found no practical use.

His head looked more like a rugby ball.

Scotland's man with the golden boot has not kicked a rugby ball for six weeks.

Mitchell was the only player to successfully throw the rugby ball through the posts.

Each game went through at least thirty rugby balls, and Endill was always the one sent back to get some more.

Mould slid the rugby ball onto the hook, and threw it into the water.

The players usually use a handball ball or rugby ball to play.

That is not shaped like a rugby ball.

It's like kicking a rugby ball into a packed football stand and saying "Fetch!"

The rugby ball can be moved up the field by either carrying it or kicking it.

The wheelchair rugby ball is identical in size and shape to a regulation volleyball.

Although about a hundred rugby balls went into the sea on game days none were ever seen floating on the water for long.

From there I'll throw out this hook with the rugby ball as bait.'

This was the first specifically designed four-panel rugby ball and the start of size standardisation.

The Welsh lad's got this steady gaze on me like he wants to use my head as a rugby ball.

It is bigger than a rugby ball and measures more than 3ft round its circumference.

Sometimes even a rugby ball is used.

It is full-contact, generally with no protective equipment, and played using a rugby ball as a Pritz.

A rugby ball can be seen flying out of the stadium, leaving behind it a trail of smoke.

Between the lions is a shield presenting the Tongan flag with a water mark of a rugby ball.