Then it was full to bursting: people could be thrown in for owing as little as sixpence.
Department of Public Safety officers, their numbers swelled in anticipation of crowds and tumult, searched every bag and confiscated anything that could be thrown — including, for part of the day and until the practice became an object of derision online, tampons.
Not getting enrolled meant I could be thrown in prison--for following my spirituality.
Because I wasn't enrolled, following my culture and spirituality, our Lakota way of life, meant I could be thrown in prison for violating federal law.
In Scott's time, an Olympic champion could be thrown off the team for quietly raising his fist during the medal ceremony.
But they also have sometimes spread misleading information, saying, for example, that children could be thrown out of an Edison school for poor schoolwork.
"It was almost surreal to think people thought this was a life that could be thrown away and walked over for apparent political advantage".
Rubio, we learned, could be thrown into a despairing fugue for days by a lousy headline in, of all places, National Journal.
Or you could be thrown out of the house for no reason, even if you have done nothing wrong.Some parents are just like that.
