He threw it into the river and went home to tell his wife the story.
There was a lake, and he threw it into the lake".
When the pair split, Cobden Sanderson was so determined to keep the Doves type from Walker that he threw it into the Thames, piece by piece.
When Spanish film director Julio Medem read through his penultimate screenplay, Aitz, he was so shocked by his own writing that he threw it into the wastepaper basket.
Latte didn't even consider accepting the master's bribe; at the next church service, he threw it into the collection plate.
Having been struck by an orange when fielding on the boundary an enraged Clarke picked up the nearest thing to hand – sadly it was a brick – and he threw it into the crowd, striking a spectator on the head.
In fact, he threw it into his sack, as casually as if he'd just plucked an apple from a tree, and marched off, trailing in his wake a pathetic muffled bleating and leaving us, and the kid's mother, in states of, respectively, mild and acute distress.
The first is the tale of a wealthy man, a Tolkien fan from the US, who asked the makers of the movies' One Ring to come up with a costly gold replica, then hired a helicopter to fly him over Mount Doom, where he threw it into the flaming inferno.
He threw it into another irrigation channel and said the explosion just a few seconds later was "unbelievable".
When they made their presence known, he threw it into a hole in the snow that contained the mostly dismembered body of Jacob Donner.
