balk , auch: die square

If the industry balks, Washington would need to make good on the threat.

He once again struggled with balks, being called out twice by the officials.

Nine balks were called, including three on Clemens, in the season's first seven games.

"Governments around the world have taken action on behalf of our young people," Balk said.

All told, during his lifetime, Balk wrote more than 100 magazine articles and seven books.

If the military balks at stepping down after the election, there will be blood on the streets again.

Ojeda was called two times for balks in his first spring start.

He was irritated by the balks and said both calls were incorrect.

This season they have set an American League record for balks.

If the intended balks, questions are raised: Is he marrying me for my money?

Only two balks were called in the American League over the same period.

But when Saddam in all likelihood balks, we'll go to war, no matter how few our allies.

But whether our vast fool balks or no, this is not to be missed.

Many questions, especially those concerning a drug's safety, can still only be answered in animal studies, Balk said.

Alan, who is beginning to feel suffocated in the relationship, balks.

The biggest faith community in Balk is the one of the protestantism.

But when she does, the company balks, insisting it never made any such assurances.

Some umpires have said they could call more balks even under the existing rule.

The home run came after an apparent ground out was nullified by one of the balks.

"Bob Davidson leads the league in calling balks, at least for us."

But these were thick balks of timber, probably faced with lead on the outside surface.

Toronto took a 3-0 lead in the second when Hough was called for seven balks.

But when the pendulum moves the other way, the actors' union balks.

The cause was a heart attack, said Alfred Balk, a friend.

While all other masters' seals were anonymous, only Balk's included his name.