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Maude bobbed her head wildly. Harold wagged his tail and batted his eyes into the face of each family member. At last someone noticed!

He would catch the ball, drop his glove, grab the ball from the air and fire it in. he batted one-handed.

The question of why economically developed countries turn to atheism has been batted around by anthropologists for about eighty years.

He batted out an outline of his paper this week since the paper was due the next Monday.

Seasoned traders in Tokyo barely batted an eyelash as the news began to emerge soon after trading began Wednesday.

The secretary batted out on the typewriter the first draft of the document.

The scheme had been batted around for a few weeks.

With different doomsday scenarios being batted around the meeting rooms, some participants felt the government would blink and do a bailout.

if because you batted your eyes at Truman once, flirted with him.

a batted baseball follows a parabolic path on a day when the sun is directly overhead.

Throughout the game, Kuo excited the crowd with his fastballs and strikeouts, and he even batted a home run.

We batted back and forth the plan for a while, but in the end decided against it as we hadn't enough money.

He batted his eyes at me.

He saved the game for Uruguay. He cuffed a continent as surely as he batted away the goal.

He batted the idea around in his head.

Eg. We batted around the notion of a sick-out.

The idea that China will save the world from its economic woes is one that has been batted around by economists for some time now.

who perhaps had batted a kite out of the sky to play with.

The grabbing and holding of a thrown, kicked, or batted ball before it hits the ground.

Would we be so shocked in James had batted away the pie-plate attacker?

For centuries, women sacrificed careers for caretaking and no one batted an eye.

A former student who was there reports that none of them batted an eyelid.

At Serra High School in San Mateo, Calif. , Bonds started in center field as a sophomore and batted . 404 in three seasons.

unofficial championship title for player who heads the league in batting average and home runs and runs batted in.

An official this week batted away questions, saying publicity might delay the rules even longer.

The cat batted at the toy mouse with its paw.

The cat batted the balloon with its paws.

Tom batted at the ball.

But at the Oslo Forum Network of Mediators no one batted an eyelid.

He batted out an outline of a story in about two hours.

The directors batted the plan back and forth for weeks.

He was named the National League's most valuable player in 1949, when he batted a league-leading . 342.

As it came up, I brought the saw up and so it batted my arms and the saw three or four times.

The idea of an East Asia trade bloc has been batted about for years.

A New Haven police spokesman this morning batted down media reports that police expect soon to make an arrest in the slaying.

He batted out the article within half an hour.

He threw right-handed and batted left-handed.

The plan was batted around for weeks.

He batted the gate with his hand.

If this episode had actually takenplace in today's world of online socialnetworking, however, we probablywouldn't have batted an eye.

The plan has been batted around.

The weather girl batted. 900 last week.

We batted the plan round.

He batted. 330 in autumn training.

American baseball player. During his career with the New York Giants (924-94), he batted . 30 or better in seasons, batting . 40 in 930.

batted away efforts to make him a king

Study on Hitting Waved Aluminium Ceiling by Batted Ball