Sentence examples for has thrown that from inspiring English sources

Now, the nation's worst oil spill at sea — with tens of millions of gallons spewing to date — has thrown that goal into doubt.

Mr Bo's political demise has thrown that planning into disarray.

But it seems writer and showrunner Nic Pizzolatto has thrown that highly lauded approach out the window along with all his key actors and his director.

Francis has thrown that into reverse; it is Democrat policy preferences that he has endorsed – on inequality, immigration, the death penalty and climate change.

So, on the Poplar Baths site we're delivering some 60 council houses there, then 40 on the Dame Collet House site, and then on Watts Grove, another site - I'm sure [my Labour challenger] Mr Biggs has thrown that in somewhere [see footnote] - again, we will get 150 council homes.

She later claimed to have thrown that final, and her sole French Open final, on purpose.

"I think everybody in the ballpark, including myself, knew that I shouldn't have thrown that ball," Niese said.

He said of the long pass that still has fans buzzing, "I could have thrown that ball and he would have scored".

And the biggest recession since the Great Depression seems not to have thrown that trend off course, preliminary data from 2010 indicate.

Last year, conversion of palm oil into fuel was a fast-growing source of demand, but in recent weeks, rising prices have thrown that business into turmoil.

One of the darkest hours in baseball history occurred in 1921, when eight members of the 1919 Chicago White Sox were indicted on charges of having thrown that year's World Series, in what was dubbed the Black Sox Scandal.