Sentence examples for cannot be thrown as from inspiring English sources

When this statement is made to a manager or coach he will remark that a baseball cannot be thrown as hard from side arm as from overhand.

It cannot be said too often that the thriller is not a loose, capacious form into which anything can be thrown as long as you remember to have a dead body and a conspiracy.

Learning of Nijinsky, Isadora Duncan ("who freed ballerinas from tiptoes"), Josephine Baker and Martha Graham, Antoney mixes classical ballet with Senegalese jumps, merengue hips, burlesque and skanking, provoking a Yoruba colleague to complain: "You are tampering with tradition;" dance moves cannot be thrown together "as if you are making soup".

Players cannot be thrown off by them.

They cannot be thrown away, but only a tiny fraction can be put on display.

They often face large fines, but, unlike people, they cannot be thrown into prison.

He cannot be thrown out at first base if he hits the ball 100 feet over their heads.

These systems cannot be thrown away because they store a significant amount of valuable business knowledge over time, and they cannot be entirely replaced at an acceptable cost.

Depression cannot just be thrown off like a cloak.

This information can be thrown out as we move to other regions of the graph.

Some toys, such as stuffed animals and baby toys, cannot be disinfected; they should be thrown away.