Sentence examples for just throwing off from inspiring English sources

They were featuring the run and just throwing off the run".

Spain itself was just throwing off the shackles of Franco's fascist regime, enjoying the freedom that came with democracy.

I wasn't just throwing off all these meticulous crazy tests for no reason.

But then, perhaps they were just thrown off by the sight of Collins in the Knicks' starting lineup.

The snow is too fluffy to make craters or trigger quakes on the moon or Mars; the speed of the impacts is so high that most of the water is just thrown off again beyond the reach of gravity.

Sulking in Switzerland seems to be a trend for the blue-stockinged newly oppressed, who have only just thrown off their false consciousness, like a tiara in the mud.

Studying the scenes of the birth of Bacchus, also the god of theater, I wondered if those of us who know that the drama of the world stage is largely just that — a show — will ever just throw off the shackles of convention and the powerful and party together as one.

Nearly a century ago, H. M. Vaughan, an English visitor to Sydney -- a city that had just thrown off its British colonial vestiges -- wrote: "I have an impression of perpetual fine weather, of radiant days on the harbor, red roofs on the foreshores, white sails on the water, ferries at their peak making alone an aquatic carnival better than Lucerne or Venice could offer".

Lost in all the Apple hoopla yesterday: the company that wanted to buy The Pirate Bay was just thrown off the Swedish stock exchange.

It's like 'Mother.' It's warm; it's giving, it just throws off energy.

And I thought I saw some pigeon toes which really just throw off the line even in a social dance like this.