Sentence examples for it would be thrown from inspiring English sources
If there were a crash, the little boy sitting in it would be thrown around.
"Anybody who comes in to solicit, if I know about it, would be thrown out," said Ralph Mannella, who manages the Helmsley Building on Park Avenue and 46th Street.
"We were made to draw water from a well in which dead animals and birds were found and if anyone gave us any food, it would be thrown in our direction.
Sixteen years on, the only reason Sarkozy has stopped short of a full burqa ban is because he thinks it would be thrown out by appeal courts under European human rights legislation.
His defense of this abomination was so full of holes that if it were a court case it would be thrown out for lack of evidence.
My Hebrew was weak, and I began thrusting the letter into the face of whoever passed me, seriously worried that if I didn't make it, I would be thrown into jail.
My Hebrew was weak and and I began thrusting the letter into the face of whoever passed me, seriously worried that if I didn't make it I would be thrown into jail.
The offshore wind farm Despite popular opposition to wind farms, Google announced last week that it would be throwing its weight behind the Atlantic Wind Connection, a stretch of turbines that's proposed for a site some 350 miles off the east coast of the USA.
Indeed, it's been such a struggle for the company that, at the start of this week, it confirmed it would be throwing in the towel by selling its Devices & Services unit to Microsoft for $7.2 billion and licensing its brand name for use by Redmond on mobiles and smartphones.
The project – which was supposed to do away with the need for videotapes across the BBC and use digital technology to call up archive footage - was scrapped just a month into director general Tony Hall's tenure in 2013, with the BBC Trust saying to continue it would be "throwing good money after bad".
