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• He admitted that the squibbing grounder is a play any second baseman should make.
• ASU aided the Buckeyes by squibbing the kickoff, allowing a return to the Buckeye 35.
• The Dolphins tried the first of three onside kicks here, Mare squibbing it off the tee.
• But ordinary squibbing wasn't enough for Peckinpah; he ordered the movie blood mixed with pieces of meat.
• The old squibbing of the ball to create a couple of tricky hops is now as passe as crowd surfing.
• Instead of squibbing a kickoff, he booted the ball softly 22 yards, giving the Jaguars a chance to score.
• By the time he was able to gain control, the ball continually squibbing out of his grip, the completed pass went for a 1-yard loss.
• Gunpowder Plotter Guy Fawkes is celebrated as a local hero during the carnival season, including a grand illuminated procession through Bridgwater town centre, which culminates in the Squibbing.
• Braasch, squibbing balls hither and yon, keeping them low and angled, had more tricks than your everyday court jester _ but he couldn't get a laugh out of Sampras.
• The game was not an artistic success, what with bases-loaded walks, identical choppers squibbing out of Al Leiter's glove and the double-pump throwing error by Bobby Bonilla, the man with the twanging hamstring who insisted on playing third base.
• What is believed to be the largest and best illuminated procession in the world is the Bridgwater Guy Fawkes Carnival held on the first Saturday of November in the town of Bridgwater, Somerset, in the UK . It is followed by a fireworks display that is unique to the town, known as squibbing.