Sentence examples for forever throwing from inspiring English sources

"They're forever throwing things out the windows".

You can go on forever throwing statistics back and forth.

We're forever throwing bottles, on a Saturday afternoon".

They're forever "throwing their hands in the air" in these novels, and that's not very English.

She had three children, none of them by her husband, and she was forever throwing herself at men, often unsuccessfully (she was ugly and lacking in tactics).

Clegg is the true hero in this version of the coalition story, forever throwing himself in front of Tory bulldozers in a noble but doomed fashion.

"Each man is forever thrown back on himself alone, and there is danger that he may be shut up in the solitude of his own heart" (1969, pp. 506, 508).

Is it a law of capitalism that shareholders will forever throw money in the toilet by giving unearned bonanzas to CEOs?

My dear friend Claire Bidwell Smith and I had been fantasizing forever about throwing an intimate literary salon for women, inspired by Aidan Donnely Rowley's Happier Hours gatherings in New York.

A bored and boozy Rochester, himself restored after a period of disgrace — he was forever getting thrown out of court for doing or writing the wrong thing — hangs around with friends like Sir George Etherege Tom Hollanderr).

Their mission, to create a domestic space that was forever Wiltshire, throws a bright light on the larger project of which they were part, that of running the British empire.