Sentence examples for entirely thrown from inspiring English sources

As I think you may know, I'd given up entirely, thrown it in and was looking forward to dying, that release.

"Certainly America has changed and the ideas that supported those clubs are at least under suspicion if not entirely thrown out," Nancy F. Cott, a professor of American history at Harvard, said of clubs like Augusta National.

That rule has been entirely thrown out.

There is a lot of truth to that, of course, but one doesn't want to entirely throw away plot in favor of subtext.

Some of this is because of the staging: Ms. Haydée often entirely throws away the musical high points by getting the dancers into static poses too early, or by overembellishing movement when we need the eye-imprinting clarity of stillness.

Kickstarter has provided a look at how the reconfigured review system the put in place last year has worked out for them, providing some counterarguments to the opinion held in some corners of the Internet that Kickstarter has done away with a review system entirely, throwing open the gates to the wildlings of the north and other nefarious characters.

That said, it hasn't been easy to entirely throw off the feeling that he's judging me in uncomfortable ways, and though we've had a few MFM threesomes, they've been extremely rare in our sexual repertoire.

While knowledge gained from Objective-C won't entirely be thrown out, every iOS engineer has to learn new idioms to fully take advantage of Swift.

Is there seriously someone in this team whose purpose revolves entirely around throwing boomerangs?

Congressman John Kasich of Ohio abandoned his race entirely and threw his support behind George W. Bush, the Republican front-runner.See article: Republicans and third partiesJust over a week before peace talks were due in Colombia, FARC rebels, the main guerrilla group, launched a massive offensive on two dozen towns across the country.

Yet, Baron Cohen's infamous "take-no-prisoners" style is not entirely successful, throwing many flatly unfunny moments at the audience.