Sentence examples for allowed to throw the from inspiring English sources

Some questioned why the fraternity was allowed to throw the party.

The project was supposed to be a comic homage to his hero Buster Keaton – the only rule being that Korine wasn't allowed to throw the first punch.

China's leader Xi Jinping said no country could be allowed to throw the region "into chaos for selfish gains".

Mr Xi did not name North Korea directly, but said that "no-one should be allowed to throw the region, or even the whole world, into chaos for selfish gains".

The Gun Store staff laid out ground rules: The newlyweds aren't allowed to throw the bouquet in the air and riddle it with bullets (though this is often requested).

Fielders are allowed to throw the ball to each other or run with the ball in order to get it close enough to the runner to get an out.

He asked the audience, "Why is it that the left is allowed to throw around the dangerous accusation of racism without any evidence as a means to malign half the country, yet if I want to use the word 'socialist' I have to go to the D.N.C. and get a notary public to sign it for me?" At the same time, the speech was a careering, sometimes dissociative, rant.

Or maybe the official tributes are genuine, and from now on every 11 January will be Bowie Day, in which any schoolkid whose homework is getting them down is allowed to throw it on the fire and take the car downtown instead, and everyone given a knighthood in the previous week's honours list will be asked to give it back.

Offenses would be allowed to throw anywhere beyond the line of scrimmage, not just the mandatory minimum of five yards.

The pitcher, or "hurler," was allowed to throw underhand, and if the hitter, or "striker," missed three times, he wasn't out.

The pitcher, or "hurler," was allowed to throw underhand, and if the hitter, or "striker," missed three times, he wasn't out -- he was "dead".