14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Backstop' in a Sentence

"A barrier, such as a wall or wire screen, designed to prevent a ball from going too far beyond the normal playing area." more

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During the baseball game, the strong backstop prevented the ball from rolling too far away.

The cricket match had a sturdy backstop to catch any high-flying shots.

During the soccer game, the goalie acted as the backstop to prevent the ball from going into the goal.

The teacher placed a colorful backstop on the bulletin board to display the students' artwork.

The garden had a wire backstop to protect delicate plants from strong winds.

The construction site used a backstop to catch any debris and prevent it from spreading.

At the fair, children enjoyed throwing softballs at the colorful backstop.

The children played catch, making sure to use the backstop to keep the ball close.

The garden had a wire backstop to keep the balls from rolling into the neighbor's yard.

The baseball player hit the ball hard, but the backstop kept it from flying too far.

The classroom had a bulletin board as a colorful backstop for displaying student artwork.

The soccer goal had a backstop to prevent the ball from going out of bounds.

At the construction site, a sturdy fence served as a backstop to keep debris from spreading.

During the game, the softball rolled into the backstop, and everyone laughed.

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