Sentence examples for less to throw from inspiring English sources

"I learned how to kind of drop my arm a little bit, and then I started using my feet less to throw the ball, and I start making better throws.

That could be a desperate decision taken at the executive level, or simply a formula so commonplace, like the flea-bitten dialogue and the hokey delivery, that no one could be bothered to rethink it, still less to throw it away and start afresh.

As Merce Cunningham was trying, in the nineteen-fifties, to cleanse his dances of story and symbol — that is, more or less, to throw off the influence of Martha Graham, the most celebrated choreographer of the period — one of the main things beckoning him forward, apart from just mid-century modernism, was nature.

People were buying less - that meant less to throw out.

Lawyers for the brokerage houses are overwhelmed by the flood of cases, he said, and have less leeway to offer settlements because their firms, also hit hard by the bear market, have much less cash to throw around.

Worse still for the theory, having thrown a fastball, a pitcher was less likely to throw another next time.

In an all-consuming advertising career, she is now less inclined to throw herself completely into it.

It also called on tobacco manufacturers to provide free portable ashtrays so smokers would be less tempted to throw their cigarette ends on the street.

I made sure I pitched in baseball games, because it was less scary to throw the ball then to have to catch it.

Because he has much less time to throw, Garrard has watched his yards-per-completion average decline, to 10.7 this season from 12.1 last season.

"Except for the fact that they do give us better tips and they are less likely to throw beer glasses at each other when the evening gets going".