Sentence examples for go ahead and throw from inspiring English sources

Go ahead and throw the newspaper across the room if you like.

So go ahead and throw a few inhales in with the exhale.

Well, just go ahead and throw that entire first paragraph out the window.

Why don't you just go ahead and throw in a specious damage claim while you're at it?

Go ahead and throw out any superlative you like – it won't be enough to adequately describe his achievement.

If they see a matchup outside, they've got the green light to go ahead and throw it up the football field.

When I mentioned the past year and described the company as "lacking flexibility," Victoria Berry, senior manager of PR and social media went ahead and threw out the word "arrogant".

Oh – and because jamming away at the keyboard might get old after a while, they went ahead and threw in Wii controller support for good measure.

That is, without knowing half of the details we know today, the Conservatives went ahead and threw a young staffer under the bus without much barely any investigating.

The reason he nearly got hit in the face with an egg was: a student called Sam Griggs took three eggs to a Vote Leave rally in York, and you have to go ahead and assume he was going to throw aforementioned eggs at Boris Johnson, in the face.

"They could have just went ahead and just thrown it away," Irwin told Fox 5. "This person took the time to figure out where this came from".