Sentence examples for likely to throw his from inspiring English sources

Whatever his attitude to Gazprom's taxes, for example, Mr Chernomyrdin is likely to throw his weight behind the firm's expansion plans.

Another passer-by said he was more likely to throw his wife over the bridge.

Marco Rubio (R-FL), who is likely to throw his hat in the ring for 2016, has called for perhaps the strongest responses to Russia and China.

Andy Burnham, shadow Health Secretary, is also looking likely to throw his hat in to the ring, despite only coming fourth out of five in the last leadership race, losing out to Miliband with just 8.68percentt of the vote.

They are more likely to throw passes his way with the idea that he is not as adept at making an interception as Robertson.

The Green narrator sometimes knows a lot and at other times is likely to throw up his hands and say, "It may have been a few days later that . .

Balotelli could be a match-winner for the Azzurri, but is equally likely not only to throw his toys out of the pram, but also to throw himself out of the pram, before his manager throws the pram at him.

Tired or not, there's little evidence to suggest black voters are likely to throw their support his way.

Now he is more likely to throw bird seed here outside his new home, a structure so eco-friendly that the power bill in April was $32.65.

But if Mr. Malema is sidelined, the party may be able to pack the youth league leadership with loyalists likely to throw their weight behind Mr. Zuma, ensuring his re-election as A.N.C. leader.

He's likely to throw in an impersonation -- Johnny Carson, George Shearing, his father.