Sentence examples for business thrown from inspiring English sources

Don't expect to be building models or dismantling rockets and racing cars from day one – there's a lot of theory and calculus, with some business thrown in at the start at Warwick, he says.

He said the crash had been way overdone and cited as his reason the great number of stocks selling for less than the per-share value of their working capital;with the rest of the business thrown in gratis.

Historically, BuildDirect always focused on both homeowners and professionals (with a bit of B2B business thrown in), but going forward, the focus will shift away from homeowners who are looking to renovate their homes.

"We've been behind and the other team has no business throwing the football," Coach Herman Edwards said.

The telethon perfectly mirrored the government's way of doing business: throw money at nasty problems and leave the unpleasant details under the rug.

This lucrative business throws in 58% of revenues.

Facebook's business throws off a ton of cash.

How much cash is this business throwing off in a normal environment that justifies that investment?

As part of Airbnb's recent refinancing, the room-rental business threw a tasty bone to employees with at least four years of tenure.

The former is a proxy for the amount of cash the business throws off, says Robert Willens, an accounting expert at Lehman Brothers: "The lower a company's enterprise multiple, the more susceptible the company is to being acquired".

The lease fleet has about $340 million in off-balance-sheet debt against it, but that's just 53% of book value and the leasing business throws off $50 million per year in cash more than enough to service the debt.