Sentence examples for need to toss from inspiring English sources
We need to toss boulders.
I may need to toss in a light read after this one though.
MPs need to toss any fanboyism into the nearest dustbin and concentrate on sustained and intense scrutiny.
He said he appreciated the park's patio kibitzers: "You know, Mayor, you need to toss the ball higher on your serve".
No need to toss the salad with a couple of retro serving spoons: just pour the dressing over the salad in a plastic soda cup, cover the cup with a rounded plastic top and shake the ensemble to distribute the ingredients evenly.
Is this a sign that I need to toss the work from my Ph.D.? --Young Investigator.
The remedy is simple: Someone needs to toss a brick through the window.
For a while, I wondered if I needed to toss out my rose-tinted glasses.
In one television spot, his campaign also compared Mr. McCollum to a dirty diaper that voters needed to toss out.
On the other side, there are those who argue that Nashville needs to toss Luke Bryan to the curve and re-embrace its rootsy, outlaw culture.
(Maybe falling, besotted, on top of a revered writer at an Audubon Park concert didn't help either)." In TimesSelect, novelist and New Orleans native John Biguenet managed to avoid cocktail hour long enough to write a pre-Mardi Gras dispatch, in which he suggests that the G.O.P. krewe in the federal government needs to toss the city some better throws.
