Sentence examples for is always throwing from inspiring English sources

Those who seek to harness the Sun's energy for synthetic molecular machines find that chemistry is always throwing up obstacles.

It is a town that is always throwing benefits — fish fries, silent auctions, chicken dinners — whenever there is a need.

But Robert Arp's new book makes real progress in coming to grips with how our minds solve the novel problems mother nature's arms race is always throwing at us.

It is a matter of chance that Nick Carraway moves into the neighbouring house to Jay Gatsby, the exuberant character who is always throwing the most divine parties in his mansion.

He's very fine, and is always throwing on the corners.

Berglund, of Capio, says: "It is always thrown about that we are not paying taxes but it is not true".

"Because I'm pro-life," he wrote, "my religion is always thrown in there like some little code word to the reader saying 'Watch out for this guy.

Heidegger, for instance, will emphasize that freedom is always "thrown" into an historical situation from which it draws its possibilities, while Sartre (who is equally aware of the "facticity" of our choices) will emphasize that such "possibilities" nevertheless underdetermine choice.

"I am always throwing away cream".

"People are always throwing it under the bus.

They were always throwing parties, and wrecking the furniture, but she didn't mind.