Sentence examples for cause to throw from inspiring English sources
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.
But if there is to be a settling of bills, Mexicans would have cause to throw one the way of the US.
Judge Nikki Ann Clark, who presided over the trial, said at the outset that she would consider two issues: whether the addition of the identification numbers was sufficient cause to throw out the ballots and whether the access the Republicans were granted was favorable treatment that had an effect on the outcome of the election.
Rarely is there cause to throw all we thought we knew yesterday under the bus and start anew.
IN the Hamptons, it seems, no one parties for the sake of partying anymore, not when there are so many guilt-assuaging causes to throw money at, from local hospitals and AIDS research to national political races and Mongolian temples.
"It would take something outsized to cause people to throw" money around like that again, Mr. Harris said.
I cannot see quite how this is going to cause Sark to "throw itself upon" the protection of next door Guernsey.Peter CunneenSarkEconomic stimulusSIR – Your cover on the sustainability of Europe's economic recovery depicted cyclists panting uphill (July 14th).
This bug will not infect people but it will cause computers to throw a fit when the new decade begins.
It might be easier to duck and cover when people are throwing shit your way, but not manning up will only cause them to throw more.
