Sentence examples for gets tossed around from inspiring English sources

And the word "trophy," as in "trophy apartment," "trophy building" or "trophy sale," gets tossed around a lot.

"San Francisco gets tossed around as the bogeyman up here a lot," said Paul Constant, a writer hired by Hanauer.

The word gets tossed around so liberally that I could justifiably call my small kitchen and nearby table for six a brasserie.

In the ensuing scramble, Linda's contract gets tossed around—even the Russian Mafia, operating out of a shabby pawnshop, gets into the act.

It's not a drug, and that's something that gets tossed around a lot in the media that high TCO2 is that a horse has a drug in it, but it's all a natural reading that every horse has.

"Inequality in education" is one of those shibboleths that gets tossed around a lot, and often in ways that make those who have seen it in action question whether the speakers have really grasped the depth of what they're talking about.

"But he was getting tossed around pretty well".

This got tossed around occasionally, over medium-low heat.

"Football managers now just get tossed around, chucked about, disregarded, rubbished.

I imagined our frog getting tossed around in the backpack, tumbling like pants in a washing machine.

The man said he worked at Brentwood and knew how mail got tossed around in the sorting machines.