Sentence examples for get to throw from inspiring English sources

Said Martin: "I just hope to get to throw the ball back to pitcher next time.

Well, maybe his breath stinks; it doesn't mean I get to throw him off the bus.

_' You get to throw something across a room, or someone whispers in your ear.

But when do we get to throw away the piercing announcement, the overcontemplated morsel of bad news?

Wrestling events provide viewers not just with a spectacle (baseball players merely hit a round object; wrestlers get to throw lightning) but also with a soap opera.

And Hawks and Wayne took the view that lawmen had little time for citizen's arrests -- though Angie Dickinson does get to throw a flower pot in the cause.

"I've just got to throw more.

"You've got to throw some punches.

"But you just got to throw yourself in there".

You got to throw more balls every day.

"You've got to throw it in all situations".