Sentence examples for has always thrown from inspiring English sources
"Eli has always thrown the deep ball; there is no distance he can't throw," Peyton said.
But when the swollen finger forced him to the bullpen, he concentrated on his fastball and his slow curveball, which he says he has always thrown for strikes.
Joking aside, Mr. Wynn, one of the most magnetic and polarizing figures in the gambling industry, has always thrown himself into his ventures with passion and purpose.
Eurovision has always thrown up the occasional pop classic - no one quibbles over Abba's victory with Waterloo in 1974 - but for many years entries tended towards the mediocre.
But many feel their country has always thrown them off a cliff; American bases, rather than being a cornerstone of their defence, seem another reason why, one day, they might be attacked again.
And yet he would be devastated if she ever left him – and when she has thrown him out of the marital home in despair at his behaviour Boris has always thrown himself into the fight to woo her back.
Women have always thrown themselves at Takezo.
He had always thrown an exceptional changeup, as does Moyer.
The Farrellys, for their part, have always thrown in their lot with working stiffs.
Newspapers have always thrown in a complicating component: it also has to be news.
"I've always thrown that way, my whole life," Clippard, 25, said before Monday night's game at Citi Field.
