Sentence examples similar to giving a throw from inspiring English sources

In one frame he's flexing his pecs like a straining muscleman; in another he's giving a throw-that-away gesture to someone whose rhymes tried and failed to earn points at his expense.

Harris was given a throwing error, which allowed the runners to advance a base.

On Friday, the Lithuania match official Gediminas Mazeika gave a throw-in after play was stopped for five minutes so Walcott could be treated.

Though some say that a knife with a perfectly centered fulcrum is better suited for throwing, others argue that the lack of balance is precisely what will give a throwing knife the heft it needs to spin toward its target.

Perhaps the most widely used is skin conductance, a technique that is questionable as a means of identifying whether a single person is telling the truth but universally accepted as a means of measuring activation of the sympathetic nervous system -- the part of human architecture that prepares the body for giving a hug, throwing a punch, wrinkling up a nose, or running away.

Phil Jones, whose career has stagnated over the last year, could be seen trying to control a routine pass and giving away a throw-in.

Al gave a speech, throwing down the gauntlet to achieve 100% of America's electrical generation by non-carbon sources within 10 years.

Without this care, the broken skins could leak tannin into the juice, giving a markedly coarse taste and throwing off balance the Riesling's range of flavours and aromas.

"It's very much like the leeway given when a throw-in is taken.

Pardew's ire was stoked by the decision of Burt not to give Newcastle a throw-in just before the hour mark when Benoil Assou-Ekotto took the ball over the touchline (television replays would show he had).

I think we maybe gave away a throw-in".