be in the ballpark

I think a 51 number would have been in the ballpark.

It was in the ballpark and the rest of the information fit.

But I think 30 years (maybe a bit less) is in the ballpark for that!

The figure was in the ballpark of what analysts had expected.

So will his teammates and a lot of the people who were in the ballpark or watching on television.

"At that point, I knew we were in the ballpark."

The administration knows, he said, that the numbers are going to be in the ballpark of the American reductions.

"We just want to make sure it's in the ballpark of what we're collecting."

I couldn't get an exact number, but for an experienced guy $25 an hour seemed to be in the ballpark.

The Giants found out he had been in the ballpark and invited him back for another game.

I still think 645-650 million is in the ballpark.

I need to know if we're in the ballpark.

So I decided to take a flier that maybe four years and change was in the ballpark.

So Keith's current bid of $.19 is in the ballpark.

Yesterday's offer of $54 is in the ballpark, the analysts said, but only barely.

They're not in the game yet, but they are in the ballpark.

"From the first lap I knew we had a car that was in the ballpark.

Try four dozen and you'll be in the ballpark.

I'd have to check with Jan tomorrow if the 4th bullet is in the ballpark.

But his grandmother was in the ballpark, and grandma had a great day with Dallas.

Twenty-five percent were in the ballpark, guessing between $200,000 and $299,000.

"My guess," he said, "is that we will be in the ballpark for the average number of deaths, maybe a little higher."

If your answer is something that rhymes with "almost never," then you'd be in the ballpark.

But for those who want to see higher-education reform happen some day, the big news is that at least now they are in the ballpark.