Sentence examples for course throwing from inspiring English sources

Of course, throwing a no-hitter early in a career has not always led to greatness.

He was slower, of course, throwing more but heavier punches from a flat-footed stance, with less dancing.

And of course, throwing climate change in the mix makes everything worse.

Crowds will lap it up, of course, throwing their heads back with reckless abandon, high on the fumes of heated human remains.

Plus, of course, throw in the preceding bluster, the ludicrous, liturgical furore over Neymar's injury.

Laughter breaks the air, light spills, heads are, of course, thrown back.

You can braid it, twist it, tease it and, of course, throw it up into a bun".

Céline, of course, threw a curve ball into the carpet trend: parquet flooring formed the catwalk at the Sunday show.

Each entrée gets a little sidekick, a creation so smart and satisfying that it feels like an extra course thrown in.

He also, of course, threw the season's most heralded touchdown pass, the 18-yard halfback option lob to Wayne Chrebet that beat Tampa Bay.

From Sam Mendes to Salisbury The enormous diversification of British theatre in the last decade has, of course, thrown up other routes into directing.