Sentence examples for in addition to throwing from inspiring English sources

In addition to throwing on target, Dorsey said he was taking aim at his teammates with his words.

The key is that owners do not fairly compensate quarterbacks who are good at running the ball in addition to throwing it.

In addition to throwing the weight of the Ford Foundation behind the film, Mr. Bagwell offered support and feedback throughout the project.

This is what makes the defund movement's style of populism so depressing: In addition to throwing sand into the gears of government for no clear purpose, it's effectively deceiving precisely the voters that it claims to represent.

"In addition to throwing millions of families across our country into a state of uncertainty, this decision reminds us how much damage Senate Republicans are doing by refusing to consider President Obama's nominee to fill the vacancy on the supreme court," she said.

In addition to throwing his public support behind Only Watch, Prince Albert has also purchased a number of auction pieces for his personal use, according to the charity sale's founder, Luc Pettavino, helping to provide an answer to at least one frequently asked question: Do royals actually pay for their luxuries?

In addition to Tim Tebow throwing 316 yards in the Broncos' upset over the Steelers (Tebow painted Bible verse John 3 16 under his eyes in college) and fans replacing "Tebow" with "Jesus" on their jerseys, apparently a halo-like smoke ring formed over Mile High yesterday after the Broncos scored their first field goal.

After five innings, Milton had accumulated 105 pitches, 25 foul balls, in addition to five throws made to first base.

In theory Sunderland could have been deducted a point – or points – in addition to being thrown out of the Capital One Cup but there were significant mitigating factors.

What we see in the Newer Testament includes Jesus claiming that men can leave their wives and children in order to follow him (Luke 18 28-30), in addition to him somewhat throwing the gauntlet in Matthew 19 10-12, where he discusses men being made eunuchs or making themselves such for the sake of the kingdom: "Let anyone accept this who can".

So in addition to the $250, throw in $100 more per month per girl.