Sentence examples for is usually throwing from inspiring English sources

The alternative is usually throwing the soil away.

"The acid is usually thrown at victim's face," the Law Commission of India report noted.

If this happens the film is usually thrown out, a fate that's far too common".

Rivera's cut fastball is not technically a cut fastball, at least not as it is usually thrown.

Growers get money for produce that is usually thrown away, and Intermarché increased its business and gained consumer loyalty.

There's more paperwork involved than in buying off a lot, and cars can be damaged in shipping, though insurance, which is usually thrown in with the purchase price, covers repairs.

Today's vessels can find their prey using sonar and satellites, meaning that a higher proportion of what is in the sea can be caught quickly and easily (though much of this is unwanted "by-catch" which is usually thrown back).

Liter of Light has developed a solar-powered light that is cheap and relatively easy to assemble and whose main feature is a plastic bottle: the kind that holds a litre of fizzy drink, and that is usually thrown away once empty.

The form book is usually thrown out of the window when the Melbourne derby is played at the shared AAMI Park, but it's a different story at Etihad, where Friday night's semi-final takes place – and where City have proven to be quite terrible.

The whole place is usually thrown into a total mess even though the stretches of the jams are not that long.

These fibers are left over during the juicing process, and are usually thrown away or burned.