pp. In team sports, producing a good overall result by having different team members perform well at different times.
1998
Dad's memory is fading and Mom has arthritis something fierce in her neck and knees, so I worry. So far, my worrying has been wasted. Mom and Dad are doing a dandy job of "ham and egging it" as we say in golf. She can't drive, but she's a superb navigator who can spot trouble blocks ahead.
1997
Michael Jordan has used several analogies to describe what he and Scottie Pippen can do to an opponent when both are at the top of their game.
His favorite is "ham-and-egging," when one or the other comes out strong and one or the other finishes strong.
His favorite is "ham-and-egging," when one or the other comes out strong and one or the other finishes strong.
1980 (earliest)
From July 14 to the end of that month, Oriole bats carried bad Baltimore pitching as the Birds scored 5-8 runs a game during an 11-5 stretch.
In August, the reverse has been true as Baltimore has scored only 4.2 runs a game, six-tenths of a run below its modest season average.
"That's called "ham-and-egging," Weave said.
In August, the reverse has been true as Baltimore has scored only 4.2 runs a game, six-tenths of a run below its modest season average.
"That's called "ham-and-egging," Weave said.
There began the complex process of "ham'n and egg'n" — the simultaneous search for a business to buy and the money with which to buy it.