Sentence examples for always ready to throw from inspiring English sources
The Spanish fly in this otherwise perfect ointment has brought out a darker side of Bayern Munich: from composed and dedicated winners to a club always ready to throw suspected champions out the back door for the next best thing.
Indeed, were it not for the fact that Le Mans is a law unto itself, always ready to throw the unexpected into the mix to upset the form book, one might be tempted to suggest that this year's race will be a fight between the two squads that have owned the podium thus far.
July 23 2015 Always ready to throw her devoted fans a curve ball, the vocalist McKay filled her latest album, "My Weekly Reader," with interpretations of sixties pop and rock songs, both iconic (the Kinks' "Sunny Afternoon") and obscure (Moby Grape's "Murder in My Heart for the Judge").
Always ready to throw kerosene on a cultural blaze, Republican quote-meister Newt Gingrich has decreed that those sponsoring a mosque in lower Manhattan are like Nazis.
But there's always somebody ready to throw them a bone.
"There will always be those who are ready to throw in the towel," Mr. Annan said in his remarks opening the special session.
Cut up fruit and veggies and store in the fridge to be ready to throw into a baggie or reusable container (kids can always help with this and pre-pack the night before).
Calling all cheapskates: Verizon's always had a solid, if at times unassuming selection of featurephones, and they're ready to throw one more into the mix.
Ready to throw in the towel?
