US /lɑb/
・UK /lɒb/
It's like a tennis match, where I've got to lob something over to the person or people I'm talking to, and I hope it lands and goes well.
pass them or lob over their heads. Also, because a pusher generally doesn't have a very good
So if you can hit some drop shots or what we call dink shots, low soft shots, make them run in, then you can either pass them or lob over their heads.
Draymond layup, Iguodala, lob.
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In fact, this battleship could lob a shell out to 42 kilometers, literally beyond the horizon.
In fact, this battleship could lob a shell out to 42 km: literally beyond the horizon.
of road, and lob off the speediest 15 percent! Research has shown, that the 85th percentile
and they lob off the speediest 15%.
Just take the lob that she’s throwing right at you. Don’t try to be fancy. You don’t
Just take the lob that she's throwing right at you.
Lob it into Jeffries, back out Novak.
LOB IT INTO JEFFRIES.
Those who send us to war do not have to pull a trigger or lob a mortar round.
do not have to pull a trigger or lob a mortar round.
However, in a move that was pulled straight out of the WWE playbook, a concert attendee at a 1966 Rolling Stones gig in Marseille decided to lob a chair at Mick Jagger.
However, in a move that was pulled straight out of the WWE playbook, a concert attendee at a 1966 Rolling Stones gig in Marseille decided to lob a chair at Mick Jagger.