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These were, and are, played with sticks which have softish round heads.

The softish ground at the three-mile trip looks ideal for her.

She put a gentle finger on the exposed egg: it was softish.

Cloudy, not too cold, with a softish pitch thanks to three days of almost nonstop rain.

He smashed like - like some softish sort of sweet with liquid in it!

Much improved this season, she is still reasonably handicapped, will get every yard of the trip and acts well on the likely softish ground.

He and the stunned pilot took a five-foot pitch to the softish ground, while the rising flames howled above them.

Viewers were asked if they could put a name to the voice of the kidnapper, a fairly distinctive voice with a softish Yorkshire accent.

Everything to this point had confirmed that sense: his softish stance on abortion, his attacks on the congressional right, his compassion rap.

Which may be why, in the face of a softish opening weekend, various interpreters of box office data were quick to declare Funny People a flop.

To some extent, Mr. Schiff, of medium height and build, with a softish physique and unremarkable-looking hands, may simply have embraced the inevitable.

This one's more assertive, masquerading as "Untitled (Blue Concentric)," a softish pink lozenge in charcoal and pastel with several perimeters of brightly contrasting neon color.

It's a lovely softish cheese to serve as you would a fromage blanc, with ripe berries, or even to use for a savory or sweet cheese cake.

But the Champion chaser, who was landing his 12th success from 13 starts over fences for Nicky Henderson (above), was far from impressive on the softish surface.

Here, crewcut women in sleeveless T-shirts blow down broad avenues at three in the morning, and softish men with longish hair can be seen carrying babies in papooses and cats in perforated boxes.

The women are either in softish silk or crepe de Chine designer dresses, or in those sharp dark business suits with big shoulder pads that make it seem they have been left too long on the hanger, upside down.

From the back and sometimes even from the front, Miss Amelia looks like a great but softish man as she strides about in her boots, wearing overalls of such a lovely limpid blue they seem to have been purchased pre-faded.

As Taylor - long known as a scorer, never as an enforcer - tussled for loose balls and emptied the bandage supply, something else happened: The softish Knicks got a tough new look to go with their newly tougher play.

But while the stiff and steady onshore breeze and fierce rough (embellished with a colourful array of seaside wild flowers) certainly gives it the feel of a links, the low-lipped bunkers and softish greens are not quite in kilter.

He reckons that death was due to a fractured skull, caused by a blow on the head from some heavy but softish instrument - he suggested a piece of lead piping wrapped in a sock, but it might have been a sandbag, or anything like that.