Sentence examples for likely to throw it from inspiring English sources

“When you show something has value like that, people who might just randomly have it are less likely to throw it away,” Garcia says.

More recently, Prasad Boradkar, who teaches design at Arizona State University and was a member of this year's IDEA judging panel, says he has noticed more designers, from students to professionals, positioning style as a form of "sustainability" — that is, if something looks good, we're less likely to throw it away.

Will is discovered by an M.I.T. professor (Stellan Skarsgard) and can now have any life he wants, but he's likely to throw it all away, unless an unorthodox psychotherapist (Robin Williams, who won the best supporting actor Oscar) can save him.

Kershaw is also concerned that if plastic is marked as "biodegradable," people are less likely to throw it away properly.

Smoke another half and then you are likely to throw it away in disgust.

However, it's alright to feed your dog a light snack before heading out, as your dog is less-likely to throw it up.

Even the most graphically intensive games run as smooth as butter, making the Note 3 excellent for gaming, while 3GB of RAM mean it should be up to any sort of multi-tasking you're likely to throw at it.

With 2GB of RAM and Android 4.4 Kitkat's reduced memory requirements, multitasking is as fast as is possible with Android, meaning the Nexus 5 will handle anything you are likely to throw at it.

Surely people tend to sit where they can find an empty seat – and furthest away from the reveller most likely to throw up, if it's a night bus.

Rather than protest at anything, the Balinese are much more likely to throw a festival at it in any one of the 12,000 or so temples on the island.

If the defense can't do that, all the " time of possession" in the world won't make a bit of difference; it is bit like arguing that the longer the pitcher dawdles on the mound, the less likely he is to have to throw it in to A Rod.