Sentence examples for harm throws from inspiring English sources

The cheerleader impervious to physical harm throws herself down a flight of stairs, breaks her back, then lies there waiting for it to miraculously mend.

As the physician Otis Webb Brawley wryly observes in his book "How We Do Harm": "To throw this kind of challenge, you have to not mind being unemployed".

All of which considered, it can do no harm to throw some loose change on both matches dishing up equal boredom.

The 18-year old central midfielder has been given his chance to shine in cup competitions this season and there will no harm in throwing Rossiter into the fold when Sion visit Merseyside.

HELEN, Ga., June 23 (AP) — When a 300-pound black bear raided a family's campsite, the father saved his sons from harm by throwing a log at it, killing it with a single blow.

It takes weeks to read, weighs as much as a Sunday roast and might do real harm if thrown from a moving vehicle or hurled (as impatient readers may wish to do around the 700-page mark) willy-nilly from an upper-storey window.There is no plot as such and what story there is resists any kind of summary.

There would be two major sentences for stone throwers – those who endanger the safety of someone inside a vehicle could be jailed for 10 years without proof there was intention to harm; those throwing stones at people could be sentenced for up to 20 years in prison without the need to prove they intended to cause serious bodily harm.

He wrote to his brother Horace: "Rugby was not a game for us, we wanted a winter pastime but men could be harmed if thrown on the ground so we thought differently".

If you're told that a hiring decision is going to be made within 24 hours there may be no need to reinforce a good interview, but a friendly email does no harm – ideally one that throws in one small but important piece of evidence.

The point is, if there was some risky drug taking going on there then you throw harm reduction services at it.

"To actually bring people into prison and in their first two weeks, when they are at their most vulnerable and prone to suicide and self-harm, to then throw them in uniform so they're marked out from the rest of the population and restrict the money they can spend to phone home to talk to friends, family and lawyers is just absurd.