Sentence examples for are likely to throw from inspiring English sources

"And more than anyone else we play, the Scots are likely to throw something different at us.

The filings are likely to throw new light on such basic questions as just how many subscribers Adelphia actually has.

You're moving so quickly that a couple of sudden steering corrections are likely to throw your own car out of control.

They have adopted new rules for maintaining voter rolls that are likely to throw off many eligible voters, and they are imposing unnecessarily tough ID requirements.

And if we are to try and leave politics and society aside for a minute, some of the IMF labour market recommendations are likely to throw Greece deeper and longer into recession.

GTA's vast and action-packed virtual world is frequently more appealing to players than the real one, with 14% of British men admitting they are likely to throw a sickie on the launch day of a new game.

He does use actual scientific words — for example, "adiabatic observatories," "premature polymerization" — and for the translator there's always a question: Are you going to use the scientific word that is likely to throw the reader?

Mets Manager Terry Collins said Harvey was likely to throw two innings, if all goes well.

Their secondary is pretty solid, so Leaf is likely to throw one or two interceptions.

The case is likely to throw the spotlight on secrecy surrounding asylum seeker turnback operations.

News of the organisers' resignation is likely to throw plans for the 2012 carnival into turmoil.