Sentence examples for only to throw a from inspiring English sources
Irredeemable humps may make the occasional cameo from Internal Investigations, but only to throw a few hurdles in the path of the hero.
Pennington was hurt in August, and returned two weeks ago, only to throw a rust-driven interception that helped the Eagles beat the Jets.
Brees helped the Saints roar back from a 21-7 deficitotiethe the Ravens in the fourth quarter only to throw a tipped-ball interception that ended the Saints' final drive.
But in typical Favre fashion, he stayed in the game, only to throw a costly interception near the end of regulation with his team close to field-goal range.
Oldham, meanwhile, were set to move up to fourth place, just four points off an automatic promotion spot, only to throw away a two-goal lead away to Carlisle, conceding twice in the last 15 minutes.
She made the first of two free throws but missed the second and Nebraska's Charlie Rogers got the rebound, only to throw away a pass intended for Kubik.
So we asked Brenton Walters, pausing only to throw in a cheeky supplementary poser of "Darren Mattocks — discuss": "Until the 77th minute against Colorado, the Whitecaps looked like they were cruising to a third straight comfortable home victory.
In the past two weeks, Mr. Bush has found time not only to throw out a traditional first ball (albeit into the dirt) at the Milwaukee Brewers' home opener, but to preside over two White House baseball events: a tribute to Hall of Famers to herald the introduction of T-ball to the South Lawn (and about time too!) and a screening of a new HBO movie about Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.
He told the Daily Beast last year: "They freed me from a small jail, only to throw me into a larger prison when they banned me from working.
Seton's response was in the form of a lighthearted tale about a critic named Little Mucky obviously meant to parody Burroughs himself who climbs a hill called Big Periodic, only to throw mud at a newcomer who attracts attention away from him.
So, as the Sydney night falls on the forecourt and arcs of blue light sweep across the stage, a clutch of hooded figures stagger on, only to throw off the cloaks and reveal a purple-suited Finn and Seymour along with multi-instrumentalist Mark Hart and drummer Matthew Sherrod.
