Sentence examples for review throwing from inspiring English sources

And as Jonah Goldberg wrote in The National Review, throwing Mair "under the bus for this, suggests not only that he's got some problems getting ready for prime time, it also suggests he can get rolled by the Iowa GOP establishment.

And why did National Review throw in the word "widowed"?

The Art Review threw a party to celebrate the publication of this year's Power 100 at the Mayfair club Almada where movers, shakers and wannabes gathered to raise a glass to 2010's Number One most mighty in art, the sharkish American gallerist, Larry Gagosian.

Calculating that an extra 17,000 will be required annually to meet "newly arising need" on top of another 23,000 to make inroads "into the backlog of the most needy", the review throws down the gauntlet to Gordon Brown by calculating that this will build up to extra investment of £1.2bn and £1.6bn respectively, although not all of this need come from the government.

This review throws light on the promising and growing awareness of using marine microbes as PHB source, along with their applications in different fields of aquaculture, medicine, antifouling and tissue engineering.

One for Mother Jones on pharmaceutical sales scams, and probably a book review thrown in.

This review throws light on another aspect of cancer therapeutics by targeting the deubiquitinating enzymes.

After the first 11 patients' data were analysed, it was evident that there was a consistent pattern but internal review threw up the concern that the fixed AV delay used, although a common factory nominal value, was likely to be shorter than most patients' physiological optima.