Sentence examples for event throwing from inspiring English sources

But an unexpected event throwing doubt on its finances could precipitate a very expensive bailout.

That could set off a "credit event," throwing world financial markets into turmoil, much as the collapse of Lehman Brothers did in the fall of 2008.

Svoboda, however, regained the lead in the running part of the event, throwing his arms in the air to celebrate long before crossing the line.

Google first revealed Cardboard at last year's I/O event, throwing it out there almost as an afterthought and a seeming subtle dig at Facebook's high-priced acquisition of Oculus VR.

And in the Olympic coliseum they could stage a new fun event: throwing Christians to lions.

The event threw America's relations with Pakistan into a tailspin from which they have never recovered.

That event threw a pall over Boston's fitful opera scene, which has always struggled to gain traction in a museum-and-symphony-focused cultural landscape.

Nevertheless, Ms. Martin, who is co-chairman of the event, threw herself into the project as Keaton became what she called "our button to hang a vest on".

In the weeks before she died they had gone to a promotional event thrown by CBS at Carnegie Hall in New York, announcing forthcoming highlights.

No first-time winner has ever defended their title in Sheffield, and day one of the blue-riband event threw up an upset with Trump's 10-8 victoverover the Australian.

Those who don't live near a major arts centre are attracted by the double feature of a visit to an interesting country or town, with the hope of some important musical event thrown in.