have a ball

“It’s nothing scandalous, but we’re having a ball with this. The media, their heads are exploding. ‘What is the secret?’”

At that time, Greg Matus said his son was “obviously upset” and “disappointed that he had a ball in his hands and some guy took it away from him.”

He had watched the 2013 Six Nations from his hospital bed and having a ball in his hands again instantly felt natural.

The Democrats had a ball trolling Trump and reclaiming the nation for decency, democracy, and the American way.

Many of the Games's volunteers have had a ball in Paris, if the gleeful dancing by a troupe near the Stade de France on one balmy night is anything to go by.