Hi,
I've been looking for a neat expression to modify a "curve ball" in baseball that breaks a ton in front of the plate.
Do you think it will sound OK to use the phrase, "like it's nobody's business" in this instance?
As in:
"He's got some nasty stuff, a curve ball that breaks like it's nobody's business at the plate."
I've been looking for a neat expression to modify a "curve ball" in baseball that breaks a ton in front of the plate.
Do you think it will sound OK to use the phrase, "like it's nobody's business" in this instance?
As in:
"He's got some nasty stuff, a curve ball that breaks like it's nobody's business at the plate."
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