Sentence examples similar to a legitimate throw from inspiring English sources
England took a legitimate quick throw near their own line - but were curiously called back to take it again.
"It's a legitimate investigation, but you throw in the number of someone who shouldn't be in it," an Italian police-intelligence official told me.
Rather than pursue a legitimate contest, McManus began throwing blatant punches to give the referee an excuse to disqualify him, leaving Preston unable to claim a clear-cut victory.
It's like Patton and Leonard took one tiny half nugget of a legitimate idea and then threw a temper tantrum.
There's a rough consensus on Karl Rove's highly publicized attack on Hillary Clinton's age and health: a) a presidential candidate's health is a legitimate issue; b) he threw mud; c) he got Both Sides Now to discuss the issue.
Scotland Yard said corralling the demonstrators into the area was a legitimate tactic as missiles were being thrown at police officers on Threadneedle Street.
Kant asks: "Is rebellion a legitimate means for a people to employ in throwing off the yoke of an alleged tyrant (non titulo, sed exercitio talis)?" (1795: 382).
However, when refs award teams two free throws for a flagrant foul and one free throw for a technical, they actually can have a legitimate impact on a game.
On June 12 , 1993 the four-man crew threw the first OSC rave and began a legitimate legacy.
Political pundits in the corporate media never explain why they believe threatening to throw the nation's economy over a cliff is a legitimate political tactic.
