Sentence examples for a sort of throwing from inspiring English sources

Both optimism and pessimism seem to represent a sort of throwing up of the hands, a surrendering to the whims of fate.

He points to Marie, then to his shoe, and does a sort of throw.

It's a sort of throw-back-to-the-50's answer.

Others, like "Do You Think I Really Care?" required a sort of throw-back mentality to finish.

Sean Carey: The Fox and Disneys you were mentioning are organized in a way to optimize regional P&Ls (publishing and licensing) so that's a legacy infrastructure that we're sort of throwing a wrench into, so in so doing we've had to up-level conversations to people that run the organizations, not the territory managers to license rights for shows globally.

The explanation for the difference may be that fever "is sort of throwing a hand grenade into the system," Martin says.

CNN HOST GLORIA BORGER: So why is Mitt Romney sort of throwing a party with Donald Trump to raise money?

Mr Abrahams, like Lord Levy during the dénouement of "cash-for-honours", is seen by some as a sort of Trollopean Court Jeww", thrown to the wolves when circumstances demanded.

"Somehow, I did a sort of madison throw" — an extended-arm maneuver — "off the hood of her car and got clipped on my left leg as I launched off.

It was like pulling those feelings away and just sort of throwing them away...Well, it lasted for a while but it started subsiding.

"I felt I was sort of throwing away money," Mr. Fudge said.