US /ˈvɑli/
・UK /'vɒlɪ/
What are we going to get as a volley the other way, if anything?
What are we going to get as a volley the other way, if anything?
Well, we were standing just a few feet from where I am now, and we were talking to our colleagues on the BBC World Service, and suddenly we heard this volley of gunfire, and it was immediately obvious that that's what it was, that it was gunfire.
And suddenly we heard this volley of gunfire,
volley and a very good overhead because they don't spend their lives playing at the net.
Also, because a pusher generally doesn't have a very good volley and a very good overhead because they don't spend their lives playing at the net.
From here, his soldiers were able to fire a volley of warning shots, finally forcing the young general to make a choice.
From here, his soldiers were able to fire a volley of warning shots, finally forcing the young general to make a choice.
and often they come in a rhythmic series like a volley of jabs ending with one of his buzzwords.
and often they come in a rhythmic series like a volley of jabs ending with one of his buzz words
but we emptied four of their saddles at the first volley.
of their saddles at the first volley. Three of our boys were killed, however,
The cannon-shot was followed, after a considerable interval, by a volley of small arms.
considerable interval by a volley of small
We have the baseline, the sidelines, the left and right service box, and the 7-foot area in front of the net, which is called the non-volley zone or the kitchen.
the 7-foot area in front of the net, which is called the non-volley zone or the kitchen.
Now, the first approach is what I call the volley.
and then they transition to the interview by asking, "Tell me about yourself." Well, at that point, you could volley back with a question which is, "Where would you like me to start?" Now, while this might sound a little bit rude, it also allows the interviewer to direct you to what's most interesting to them.
These are pictures from Pingtan, a Chinese island that is the closest point to Taiwan's main island in which you can see a volley of rockets blasting into the air on Tuesday morning.
These are pictures from Pingtan, a Chinese island that is the closest point to Taiwan's main island, in which you can see a volley of rockets blasting into the air on Tuesday morning.