Sentence examples for beginning to throw from inspiring English sources

It is 5 p.m., and the sun is beginning to throw long shadows.

He said he would wait for the swelling to go down before beginning to throw along with his teammates.

Meanwhile, in the United States, some of the country's pre-eminent writers were beginning to throw off their old inhibitions.

He fielded about 15 grounders before beginning to throw to first base, then threw with relative ease for some time.

The afternoon sun was beginning to throw shadows, and a small breeze blew across the grass and played in the hair of the prophet.

Ted Lilly is a capable replacement and the veteran Sterling Hitchcock is beginning to throw off a mound in Tampa, Fla., as he recovers from back and groin injuries.

Mendoza windmilled his arm, to stretch, and began to throw.

Now you need to begin to throw things away.

Human-rights campaigners think the police may have begun to throw their weight about too much.

But then a group of Palestinian youths began to throw rocks at Israeli troops.

Several times she has coughed so hard she begins to throw up.