The phrase "chucked down" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used informally to describe something being thrown or dropped forcefully or quickly. Example: He angrily chucked down his phone when he received the bad news. In this sentence, "chucked down" is used to show the force and speed with which the person dropped their phone.
Some of the films feature localised traditions such as the one in Beaumaris, on Anglesey, where heated copper coins are chucked down to locals after the Boxing Day hunt – in this 1929 film it is mostly cloth-capped young boys doing the catching.
No, it's not someone from the latest voyeuristic TV programme about Americans struggling with their weight, it's a hard, putrid mass grown from the congealed fat, oil, wet wipes and other sundry food and health products chucked down plugholes by households and restaurants, from kebab houses to some smart hotels that should know better.
Whether you brought your whole family or not will be a key factor in how long you survive, as will the amount of food and water, and even what entertainment and weapons you chucked down the shoot.
David de Gea always kicked long, throw-ins were chucked down the line, and the centre-backs barely ever had the ball.
"The original sewer has been so badly abused by fat being chucked down the plughole we've had to opt for the time-consuming and disruptive option of replacing many metres of pipe".
It's another two points chucked down the drain.
I wonder whether they'll end up forcing Root to chuck down a few.
It's one thing to ask a few fishermen to chuck down their nets, quite another to ask a woman to abandon those who depended on her totally.
11.22am BST 45th over: Sri Lanka 149-1 (Silva 63, Sangakkara 40) By the end of the over not only have the clouds stopped chucking down water, they've parted wide enough for the sun to peep through.
When one quick Mitch is chucking down the stumps and taking six for 80 in the match, the other horsing around at point putting his mate in a headlock on what was supposed to be an afternoon of doughty rearguard action it is pretty clear which team hold the stronger hand.
"I need to know whether they will shirk it, or roll their sleeves up, if we are stuck down in Exeter and it's chucking down with rain".
