Sentence examples for cause throwing from inspiring English sources

The starting catcher, Victor Martinez, had developed one of those mental blocks that cause throwing the ball to seem like an impossible task, and opposing teams were happily exploiting his condition, stealing bases more or less at will.

WASHINGTON — When Newt Gingrich's Congress was moving full-speed in its efforts to shrink the government more than a dozen years ago, Ralph G. Neas, an indefatigable champion of liberal causes, threw up his hands and declared that his side had been outmaneuvered.

Saving the world from total annihilation might seem to be a more important cause than throwing bricks at some wretched, pug-faced Nazis, but at least the fascists have a reasonable chance of being defeated.

He noticed that his left arm was not in its proper position, causing his throwing arm to come around late.

The formation causes the throwing arm to lag behind the rest of the pitcher's body; getting it to catch up therefore requires that much more speed and force.

The notorious power of Italian corporate cabals could be trimmed as a result.Shareholders have cause to throw their weight around.

A modern Anna Karenina would have no cause to throw herself under a train after leaving her husband for her lover.

The word "cause" is thrown around a lot at the magazine as a way of conveying that The Nation is not in it to make a profit.

But if there is to be a settling of bills, Mexicans would have cause to throw one the way of the US.

Rarely is there cause to throw all we thought we knew yesterday under the bus and start anew.

This may cause backward throws, misguided throws and/or dizziness.