bowler
Bowling
definition
noun
Plus, league bowlers pattern their styles after their favorite player.
a player at tenpin bowling, lawn bowling, or skittles.
There are laws which prevent batsmen and bowlers from leaving the field and returning to bat or bowl as they please.
a member of the fielding side who bowls or is bowling.
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‘All I could do was play in the streets with my mates,’ said the 'bowler' , batsman and wicketkeeper.
He was an excellent fielder, particularly in the covers, and a decent 'bowler' of leg breaks.
Graeme, a ten-pin 'bowler' from Haworth, picked up the silver medal in his final event.
If a world-class 'bowler' gets on a wicket that suits his kind of bowling he will get wickets.
Ajmal is an excellent player and an outstanding 'bowler' .
He's in five bowling halls of fame as a 'bowler' but is just as deserving as an instructor.
On the other side of it, what if an illegal-action 'bowler' bowls a batsman out consistently?
He has the making of a perfect cricketer - solid batsman, outstanding fielder and a handy 'bowler' .
Steven, of Shipley, who has learning difficulties, is a tenpin 'bowler' .
Today, you see beginning 'bowlers' showing up on league night with six or eight balls.
The 'bowlers' , camogie players and footballers are also in the middle of a busy season so there's plenty going on in the community at the moment.
She also helped recruit more good 'bowlers' with whom she had bowled youth leagues.
I have just seen a chap dressed in a knee-length black overcoat and a black 'bowler hat' , who was carrying a black briefcase, and a long black umbrella, as well as a copy of The Times.
Most league 'bowlers' will adjust to the lanes by moving their feet and keeping their target the same.
They were just recreational league 'bowlers' , but I would go with them to their league.
However hard you try to change impressions the immediate image is of a pinstripe, a 'bowler hat' and exclusivity.
Plus, league 'bowlers' pattern their styles after their favorite player.
His trademark 'bowler hat' and striped waistcoat have been part of his image for most of his enduring career.
For example, there is a 'bowler hat' which is now as hard as stone.
He wore a 'bowler hat' , white shirt, trousers and braces like the main character and would become aggressive and menacing when he played the film music.
The famous 'bowler hat' and striped waistcoat are one of the jazz world's most famous trademarks.
His father worked in the shipping industry, and was unconventional enough to wear a beret to work instead of the statutory 'bowler hat' .
Is it at this cost that one acquires civilization and the happiness to own a 'bowler hat' rather than a burnous?
Put up enough money and top 'bowlers' will bowl with a wooden bowling ball in a parking lot.
Today, for a book signing for his autobiography, he is in fairly typical garb of blue suit with a red pinstripe, pink and blue striped tie, a black 'bowler hat' and a silver topped cane.
People used to call him the man with the 'bowler hat' , at remembrance services.
It replaces the baby powder 'bowlers' once used for the same purposes.
Those who share my nostalgia for hats might be interested to know that it will be 150 years tomorrow since John Bowler invented the 'bowler hat' .
Robust farmer-types streamed past the cameras throughout the ‘Province’ sporting the usual 'bowler hat' , sash and swords.
On stage he would be dressed in evening wear, a 'bowler hat' and a stainless steel waistcoat.
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