10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AERIAL PINGPONG»
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aerial pingpong in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aerial pingpong and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Take Ten for Writers: 1000 Writing Exercises to Build ...
Australian: earbashing (non-stop chatter); Maccas (McDonald's); daks (trousers);
captain cook (have a look); botter (something that is excellent); aerial pingpong (
Australian-rules football); seppo (an American) ...
2
World Party: The Inside Story of the Socceroos' Greatest ...
More aerial pingpong followed. Withthe Australian defence rushing forward and
leftshort atthe back, Gennaro Gattuso deliveredan exquisitely flighted passtoToni,
who headedon toGilardino. But with the onrushing Neill aboutto close him down
...
A Ace - good, splendid, excellent Aerial pingpong - Australian football, footy
Aggro - abbreviation for aggravated, aggressive, aggression Amber fluid - beer
Ankle biter - small child, toddler Arvo - afternoon Aussie - Australian Australian ...
aerial pingpong The name given to Australian Rules football by supporters of the
nation's imported football codes, rugby and soccer. Aussie Rules is distinguished
by its players' high-flying pursuit of the ball. Rugby is in turn referred to, ...
5
Behind the banana curtain
I won't comment much on their football — called aerial pingpong in Queensland
— because I don't understand it. But they do have a player I saw on a TV grand
final called Jesenko, or something like that, who would have made a reasonably
...
6
The Real McCaw: The Autobiography
For thefirst 10 minutes we get suckered into this aerial pingpong, kicking long but
keeping it in play,hoping they'llrun it backatus so wecan attack the tackledballin
the breakdown.But there's nothing toattack; theywon't bring the ball back to ...
But mostly it had been good humoured: the Australians would rib the British lads
over their inability to win at cricket, and in response, the British would makefun of
Australian Rules football, likening it to aerial pingpong. But Geoffhadnever ...
8
The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... forward 12 boundary line, centre bounce, centre square, Magarey Medal 13
Brownlow Medal, checkside punt, fiftymetre arc, forward pocket, halfback flank,
Sandover Medal 14 15 aerial pingpong, boundary umpire, centre half back
chewy.
Sydneysiders have long scoffed at the southern rival for its inferior weather,
dreary scenery (it doesn't have a harbour) and its "aerial pingpong" — a
reference to the high-flying Australian Rules football (Sydney plays Rugby
League). Even in ...
10
Australia: this land - these people
This lively, lightsome game (called aerial pingpong by aliens from other states)
was intel- see in this code a resemblance to Gaelic football are probably correct,
as a primitive form of rules was played in the Sydney Barracks in the 1820's and ...
Reader's Digest Association, pty, 1971
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AERIAL PINGPONG»
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aerial pingpong is used in the context of the following news items.
The Richardson Report: Gloucester prove weights programme is not …
... that this is the way ahead and a chance of regaining possession is far better than the long kick to see who can win the aerial pingpong battle. «Gloucester Citizen, Oct 14»
