Frank smiles and makes a lobbing, pointing motion with his Biro.

In fact, let's just say, No lobbing of guys over six feet six allowed-ever.

"I worry that you're going to have frictions, from this lobbing of rhetoric across the Atlantic, that will restrict trade."

"They made a number of changes to the draft rules, and despite intense lobbing of industry for loopholes, they seem not to have created any substantial ones."

"There's no lobbing of stories into the paper," she says, when asked whether she agrees with Kelvin MacKenzie's view of editing.

The feathers belong to the birdie, or the shuttlecock, the object of frequently fierce whacking and subtle lobbing in singles and doubles.

The award came about chiefly as a result of the lobbing of various individuals and professional bodies, but principally by the Police Federation of Australia.

Similarly, 'throwing missiles' embraces a number of possible behaviours ranging from the hurling of an orange to the lobbing of petrol bombs (Dunning et al., 1986).

Examples are the shooting of unarmed protestors, the carpet bombing of cities, the lobbing of grenades into prison cells, and the random execution of civilians.

After the sack races and lunch, the cupcake decorating and water-balloon lobbing, it reached a peak with a boisterous musical chairs scramble to the boom-box accompaniment of Kirk Franklin's "Stomp."

In 2008 The Lobbing of David Seaman, a poem in ballad form by Murray Lachlan Young about Nayim's 1995 goal, was included in the radio programme The Loneliness of the Goalkeeper.

In deep trouble at 2-5, Seles did not save herself: more defensive lobbing from Sanchez Vicario produced another netted overhead, a mistake that was followed at break and match point by yet another swinging backhand volley that missed its mark.

Lob any food question their way and they have an answer.

So you can lob anything to me now on the surface.

In another few seconds, it would lob one their way.

I got to go along and lob some more questions at the colonel.

Either we give in real nice or they lob a shell.

"Every time I try to lob a ball, it always goes out."

A ship would have to get pretty close to just lob a rock at one and hope to hit it.

After all, they wouldn't want us to be able to turn around and lob it back out at them.

Before the boy could lob back an answer, Decker broke in.

Now, we'll just stand off at about twenty miles and lob a few rounds into them.

"I'm not going to lob one in that direction," he said.

I could probably go out and lob the ball.

Just lob one down through the open top of the cab, will you?"

You may have to lob big-daddies about the League again.

She planned to get behind something big and lob a grenade to set this one off.

You could lob a grenade, but that only works up to a certain distance.

"We were not trying to lob it down the middle again, I can assure you.

We'll walk down together and lob that dynamite, Sean told him.

He tended to lob leading questions on the order of whether we need more training in the workplace.

Which makes it the perfect accusation to lob at a website.

"Couldn't we figure a way to lob or fire them into their bases?"

Why didn't he just lob a hand grenade through the front door?

"Then they would lob it over to someone else to figure out how to do it," she said.

If you lob it, it never goes the same place twice.

They switched places, so that Jack could lob the ball over her shoulder from behind.

This game is designed to practice running down a lob and getting back into the point.

He just said to tell you you're doing a terrific lob.

Lob pushed at his brother, trying to get past him.

Perhaps they should be, at least when it comes to the lob above the rim.

He saved two break points but eventually lost the game on a long lob.

"When I played the high lob, my mind was a little bit already in the fifth set."

They practice the lob pass that Rose used so effectively.

"When the player is running for a ball, can he hit a defensive lob with feel?"

"He moves to the net so you have to hit a perfect lob to get him."

Lob spoke five languages, and taught them all to her.

Where then had Lob got the money for his drinking spree?

Even when he was in a winning position I tried a lob or something to make him play."

Steadily published through the 80s and 90s, the series main author, Lob died in 1990.

His goal in the 1960 final was a lob from almost forty yards.

His lob bowling seemed to get more effective with the passing years.

Lob: A ball hit high in the air, usually deep into the opponent's court.

Martin started an 18-6 run by slamming in a lob from Johnson.

He tossed the baseball back at her, a gentle lob.

In the same season, he scored a lob from only a short distance into the opponent's half.

He returned the smile, expecting a lob at this stage of the game.

We throw the lob pass, it's tipped and it goes in.

No Western player could break through to tip-in the lob pass!

A lob is inherently a creative shot, and can have nearly any kind of spin.

On one play he tossed a perfect lob that was bobbled.

Abrams then scored inside off a Thomas lob for an 82-78 lead with 28 seconds to play.