Sentence examples for has thrown around from inspiring English sources

The idea is not to forget all that has happened in 2001 but to be released from the heavy chains it has thrown around so many ankles.

In the intervening five years he has thrown around $3tn at the US economy via QE to maintain a flow of credit to beleaguered households and businesses.

The numbers they have thrown around have often been confusing and conflicting -- and sometimes wrong.

The money that companies have thrown around, as Hain did in buying BluePrint, has stirred up an entrepreneurial gold rush.

She uses language no nice college girl would have thrown around casually 65 years ago, and she marches around in a skirt at least two inches above the knee, not a popular style in 1945.

That's a figure Mr. Bloomberg's advisers have thrown around in the past when asked how much the mayor -- who is using his own fortune to run for re-election -- expects to spend.

Industry experts have thrown around the term "crossover" for a decade or so.

Let's talk a bit about credentials themselves, a concept I have thrown around a bit without adequately defining.

He had a banner with the words "For our freedom and yours" and "Honour, Fatherland" as well as some leaflets, which he is said to have thrown around right before the incident, though neither attracted much attention, and both items are primarily mentioned only in the documents of the investigating secret police.

He had thrown around the word "we," meaning, variously, Serbs and the Yugoslav Army and working-class Montenegrins.

The building may have been too austere to engender the kind of affectionate embrace that Kalev Savi, Anthony Stramaglia and Lisa Turano Wojcik have thrown around Worldport in their Quixotic campaign to save it.