Sentence examples for practice of throwing from inspiring English sources

SEPTIMUS: Carnal embrace is the practice of throwing one's arms around a side of beef.

Crombie writes that around the world lots of people make a practice of throwing something at newlyweds.

"This is part of a continuing French practice of throwing sand in the gears of the Atlantic alliance".

For example, "helicopter parenting" would only apply to the practice of throwing kids into piano lessons from 15,000 feet.

The cleric, Maulana Showkat Ahmad Shah, 56, was a critic of violent protests who argued that the common practice of throwing stones at the military was un-Islamic.

The practice of throwing together an opera from snippets, also called a pastiche opera, was standard operating procedure from the late-17th to late-18th centuries: a practice unthinkable in our age of textual authenticity.

As reported in The Atlantic last month, a study of "Chimpanzee accumulative stone throwing" led by researchers at Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany revealed among separate groups of chimpanzees in West Africa practices of throwing stones at the bases of specific trees.

As it is, Japan has too many routes, largely as a result of the scores of useless airports built to provide cushy administrative jobs to retiring bureaucrats.Letting JAL go bankrupt would send a strong signal that the new government was curbing the long-standing practice in Japan of throwing good money after bad.

Practice the motion of throwing a shot put without the actual shot put.

Knoblauch went to spring training this year and concentrated on practicing the fundamentals of throwing.

I was content to watch this time, having fished with Carl before, and practicing the art of throwing back what Jane Lubchenco, the marine biologist and head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calles BOFFFs — the big old fat female fish that are the most important egg producers.