Sentence examples for getting thrown around from inspiring English sources

Let's face it, buying companies is fun -- the rush of adrenaline, the challenge of negotiations, money getting thrown around and an elegant closing dinner when the deal is done.

"It's not just me on my own doing the Olympics," she says with a squirm, "there are so many other people – Tom Daley and Rebecca Adlington – all those people who did brilliant things in the last Olympics and I think next year that's when all those faces will start getting thrown around and everyone will start looking at different people more.

With all that money getting thrown around, startups are forming to supplement marketplaces like Airbnb.

These days, you do occasionally see fists getting thrown around by anti-fascist demonstrators at far-right demonstrations.

As mom whose family has grown by adoption, I'm quite tired of adoption getting thrown around like New Year's confetti; it's warm fuzzies being sold for a profit.

I could kind of see her getting thrown around and then all the sudden she was gone and I was like, "that's weird".

One that gets thrown around is insurance.

Clutch is a word that gets thrown around too much.

"Guy worked hard, got thrown around, but he showed up every day, and Rex played him.

"The term 'vulture real estate' got thrown around," Mr. Ennis said.

"That names get thrown around, that you can't help sometimes," Federer said.