Pietersen flashed outside off-stump and was caught behind and then Morkel had Bell taken at second slip, Prior top edging an attempted pull second ball – a stroke of such throw-in-the-towel rashness that it brought angry headshaking in the dressing room – and Broad was caught down the leg side off his glove, given out on referral by the South Africans.
But the nature of such remedies throws up complications.
And they recognize the value of such dart throwing from, say, someone filling out a presidential ticket.
"The costs of such treatment can throw an entire family into poverty.
In large part, Bettman persisted in this lockout on behalf of such floundering teams, throwing them lifelines of lower payroll and increased revenue-sharing.
"I feel certain that multitudes of such things were thrown away and burnt," McGhee wrote, "because it was incredible that they could be made of gold, and yet they were".
Astor was not just well-dressed, and an icon of female fashion, albeit of the most buttoned-up and expensive sort, she was also a model philanthropist in an age that could use more, not fewer, examples of such to be thrown up on walls and celebrated.
Traditionally, youths in Detroit engaged in a night of criminal behavior, which usually consisted of acts of vandalism (such as throwing eggs at the homes of neighbors, scribbling on windows with bar soap, or stringing toilet paper in trees).
An unexpected phone call of such import can really throw you off (frankly, that's part of the agenda), and so I usually recommend that you ask the caller if you can situate yourself in a quiet spot and call back when you have paper and pencil in front of you.
For example, if the noun "ball" was presented, the subject might think of verbs such as "throw," "kick," or "hit".
Yet from the wheelchairs, they defy the condition with precisely-weighted throws of such deliberate delicacy that the white jack is soon mobbed by their efforts and obscured from spectators' view.
