Sentence examples for returned to throw from inspiring English sources

Quickly, though, he returned to throw two touchdown passes, giving him 78 for his brilliant career, a Big East Conference record that surpassed the 77 thrown by Donovan McNabb at Syracuse.

Oppenheimer said he expected to easily sign the Yankees' second pick, the Stanford left-hander Jeremy Bleich, a junior who strained a ligament in his elbow in midseason but returned to throw 93 miles an hour.

When reality intruded like a 140-mile-an-hour serve, he lost his stomach for the captaincy and returned to throwing tantrums on the seniors' Tour.

He returned to throwing more fastballs in the middle innings, and other than Raul Mondesi's two-run homer in the fourth, he silenced the Blue Jays while striking out eight and walking none.

In 2006, Rodríguez returned to throwing out runners attempting to steal a base at a very high percentage, as he did in his earlier career; he was first in the league in this category, throwing out 45.7 percent of all runners attempting to steal a base.

"The fact he planned the attack and went off and bought the bleach before returning to throw it over her shows how malicious his thinking was that day.

The fact he went off and bought the bleach before returning to throw it over her shows how malicious his thinking was that day".

"We are not scared of death, we are just scared of detention, for our families," said Shakeel Ahmed, a 24-year-old pharmaceutical representative, before returning to throw stones at the police.

On the night I ventured out to the lawn with a flashlight and a gas can, I took care to recap the can after I'd poured gas into a burrow, and to take the can some distance away before returning to throw a lighted match at the hole.

Behind the legal sparring is hard politics, much of it personal.In this section Days of disaster The regime is satisfied Blood in the Pink City The coalition collapses The lucky prime minister The war dividend Correction: Vietnam ReprintsMr Sharif and his supporters want the old judges to return to throw out Mr Musharraf by declaring his presidential election last November unconstitutional.

The wounded soldier from Season Two who claimed to be Patrick Crawley, the rightful heir to the Grantham estate, returns to throw the succession into doubt.