Sentence examples for has been throwing around from inspiring English sources

This week — as when he released a video in April showing American helicopter gunships killing Iraqi civilians in 2007 — he has been throwing around the term "war crimes," but offers no context for the events he is judging.

Over the past few years, the art world has been throwing around the term "post-Internet" to describe the practices of artists who use the Web as the basis for their work but don't make a big deal about it.

Over the last few years King Abdullah has been throwing around his political heft and cash to check Iran's influence in the Middle East.

But the way Google has been throwing around the word is in absolute terms.

The show is an evolution of WERK, a live art club night that THISISPOPBABY has been throwing around the world since 2010.

Still, the word "vindication," which has been thrown around quite a bit, is a deeply odd one.

"The word 'scandal' has been thrown around here like a clanging teapot for seven years," he said.

He is totally unaware of what the problems were or the speculation that has been thrown around, he is totally surprised by it".

For all the money that has been thrown around by Roman Abramovich in the last nine years, Chelsea have probably never spent a better £11m than that which they paid for Frank Lampard almost exactly 11 years ago.

Plenty of blame has been thrown around for the assaults, car-burning and looting that took place at the Place du Trocadéro on May 13, caused by hooligans from the poorer Paris suburbs who in recent years have made it a practice of wreaking havoc at demonstrations, celebrations and other events in the city.

He says it has been thrown around too much and could mean anything these days.