Bat In A Sentence

Definition of Bat

• If he throws it within the distance measured by the bat from the measuring spot the batter is out.
• If you know one end of a bat from the other, you could get into some sort of a team.
• So also the flying organ or wing of a bat is analogous to the flying organ or wing of a beetle.
• Mr. Bat was passing by and he saw them huddled together between the rails of a fence.
• It looked as if Harrow would have to bat upon a treacherous wicket, and Eton on a sound one.
• A new subspecies of bat (Myotis velifer) from southeastern California and Arizona.
• Desmond strained every nerve, but his bat had not reached the crease when the bails flew to right and left.
• To have come within the circle of the flying bat would have insured him a broken head, and he paused a moment.
• A bat was sounding the departure of the hours of darkness with a singular note resembling the gurgling of liquid from a narrow bottle-neck.
• Merriwell took his place at the bat, having selected a bat that was a trifle over regulation length, if anything.
• A bacon bat is especially fun in spring or fall, but is also very enjoyable on the beach in summer vacation time.

• I suppose you can fix me up with a bat and pads?
• The thought of the bat suggested an idea.
• A hideous bat flapped into my face!
• He was a good bat of the old plodding type.
• His bat is under his arm; he is drawing on his gloves.
• Cæsar came up in his pads, carrying his bat and gloves.
• Haus und bat ihn, zu warten.
• A new bat (Myotis) from Mexico.
• The Bat Wing bunk-house was hardly a cheery lounging place.
• On my way to attend to my horse, Bat Perkins overtook me.
• But I want to go back past the Bat Wing.
• Er bat den Fremden, ihm doch nochmals die Zeit zu nehmen.
• A new bat (Genus Leptonycteris) from Coahuila.
• A new bat (Genus Myotis) from Mexico.
• A new bat (Genus Pipistrellus) from northeastern Mexico.
• Every red-eyed bat of 'em.
• Or, when a batsman interposed a pad where a bat ought to have been.
• But Gusterson settled down to his typewriter and began to bat away.
• It shot under Scaife's bat and spread-eagled his stumps.
• They'd work by electricity, or at a pinch cats could bat 'em around.
• It was likely to get worse during the day, so Adair had chosen to bat first.
• And aye bat new hat he skall be glad to see Neils Halvorsen.
• Then suddenly the two Hillmen shuddered, although King did not bat an eyelid.
• A little later Bat spread a bed for me on the kitchen floor, and I turned in.
• When Bat Wing Bowles got up out of the dirt he was shaken in body and spirit.
• When Bowles rode back to the Bat Wing Ranch he was a hard-looking citizen.
• Next to Dunbar, Wa-ha-lote was the champion scrapper of the Bat Wing.
• I knocked him down, and before you could bat your eye everybody was fightin'.
• Rhoda clutched John's arm with a little scream as a bat whirred close by them.