Sentence examples for be thrown to from inspiring English sources

The duo will be thrown to the wolves.

On Saturday caution had to be thrown to the winds.

People there know that even if benefits are cut they won't be thrown to the wolves.

Normally, far-right votes would be thrown to the more conservative candidate, Mr. Chirac.

For Cameron, it is time for unilateral action and caution to be thrown to the winds.

Or, he could be thrown to the wolves early and watch as his bad habits become engrained.

"If the British leave, we know we will be thrown to the wolves," said one local resident.

And at that stage of my career, they weren't casting me to be thrown to the dogs".

But in a Brexit Britain no EU lifeline will be thrown to communities in the UK's neglected post-industrial economy.

"The biggest wrench that could be thrown to me is if the track is deep and sandy.

THE STRATEGY -- The idea is to get an opponent off balance so he can be thrown to the mat.