Sentence examples for change thrown from inspiring English sources
So toll collectors get used to everything: damp toll cards that were used as toothpicks, change thrown at them, drive-by lectures on the work ethic.
"One thing I've learned in this business is that surprises are generally not well-received by the public," he said, adding that he would stick to "what Canadians understand about us and I think what they're more and more comfortable with .The bigger change thrown up by the election is on the opposition benches.
The right to be forgotten ruling is a change thrown on an unwilling Mountain View by European judges and legislators that forces it in a pro-privacy direction that does not align with its ad-driven, individual data-harvesting business model — so it's not going gently into this goodnight.
There have been plenty of words and phrases like "buy in" or "culture change" thrown around at Maryland since DJ Durkin became coach in early December.
"Once you've had several thousand dollars of change thrown at you, believe me, when a coin hits you that isn't the right weight, you fuckin' know about it".
When she first came to Edmonton to dance, no one told Allure about the game she saw one of her dancers getting change thrown at her vagina, and tried to grab security to beat the shit out of the man doing the deed.
The change threw the 31 employees' lives into chaos.
Art forms mutate and change, throw up fragments from the past and intuitions of the future.
In Guatemala, voters opted for change, throwing out their centre-left government and electing Otto Pérez Molina (left), a former general who heads the right-wing Patriot Party.
But climate change throws a wrench in the works and is already wreaking havoc on balance sheets and shareholder value, according to Sharlene Leurig of the nonprofit research group Ceres.
He turns up in Oxford to talk about his book, and the author (it is claimed) of a forthcoming study on climate change throws a pie in his face.The Economist is not a neutral in all this.
