Sentence examples for desired to throw from inspiring English sources

His appearances in the critical state of Pennsylvania helped allay Buchanan's fears that Breckinridge desired to throw the election to the House.

This will be a game in which Dallas will want to run the ball but will desire to throw it even more, especially to their receivers.

It satisfies a healthy American desire to throw the bums out occasionally.

So Joan's desire to throw herself into the novel process of theatre was, for me, an unforeseen bonus.

I had no desire to throw anything, but if I just stood there my situation might become awkward.

The harvest of seats in 1997 owed much to the public's desire to throw out the Tories, an advantage that might not apply next time round.

Even if the dominant feeling in El Paso is a desire to throw the bums out, it might be a local matter as much as a national trend.

Their victory is explained by voters' desire to throw out the corrupt socialists, not some deep longing for a "national revolution".

Apart from a desire to throw foreigners out of Iraq, they vary in their aims and ideology, and are loosely organised.

The demonstrations of the last few days had no leaders and few slogans beyond a desire to throw all politicians out of office.

In letters she self-identified as "bitchy", and described her feelings for her correspondent as "wild admiration, incredulity and the desire to throw something hard at you".