Sentence examples for restless to throw from inspiring English sources

The Republicans were restless indeed: restless to throw out the Democrats on Tuesday; restless on the airport tarmac for their candidate to land in the midst of national abundance signaled by the high-noon glare off the S.U.V.'s and other expensive vehicles jamming the airport perimeter.

As prime minister, Cameron tried to throw his restless Eurosceptic backbenchers enough red meat to keep them happy – like withdrawing from the centre-right federalist EPP group in the European parliament.

If the groundlings got restless, Shakespeare wouldn't have hesitated to throw Nigel Pargeter off the roof.

He tells stories of his impoverished childhood, always quick to throw in a ribald quip: "I'm restless.

"A country that has seen a sudden infusion of wealth and a rapid disengagement with its past tends to throw up people who are traveling very quickly and seem to have no clear antecedents," Deb writes of the restless subjects in this sensitive profile: from the Gatsby-like entrepreneurs who represent "the new India" to the itinerant laborers toiling as desperately as ever.

To throw the play out?

Press a button to throw.

There's plenty to throw.

Elkins continues to throw.

Players had to throw until three successful throws were performed (ball hit the cross).

Remember to throw.