Sentence examples for section throw from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, it was not a strong underwriting force to begin with.In this section Throw out the rule-book Flotsam and jetsam A penny in whose pocket?

Most of the play involves simple combat, with the odd puzzle section thrown in.

(One person in my section threw a fist in the air and yelled "Whoo!"; that person was me).

Blackwell was fouled with 8.8 seconds left while driving to the basket, and the technical was assessed after someone in the student section threw a water bottle onto the court.

At the final whistle here there was even a brief running battle in the laughably unsegregated mixed end, with Russian fans pouring through into England's section, throwing punches and causing a mild stampede towards the fence at the far side.

The fifth section throws light on plutonium powder production and MOX pellet production including developments for future system.

"Background" section threw light on the issues of poverty in Muslim countries, the application of zakah as an Islamic faith-based institution centered on the argument of mobilizing zakah as seed money within entrepreneurial framework.

Basically, the show consists of Buress – who audiences might know from comedy clubs or his supporting role in Comedy Central's truly brilliant Broad City – giving a standup set with some prerecorded video sections thrown in and a few random production gags to give it a grander sense of scale.

Technology can help.In this section Throwing away the key The new debtors' prisons Searching for a cure No brainer Migrants with mortar boards Minding the gap A different story Barack, Bibi and Iran ReprintsArizona State University has a system called eAdvisor.

Those trends are a mixture of bad and good news for the economy.In this section Throwing votes away Follow the data A little help from the invisible hand The excluded middle Heard on the trail The swing states: Wisconsin Hope and change, four years on ReprintsThe jobs report consists of two surveys.

Even at the recently improved rate of 7.8%, Mr Obama faces the worst rate of any incumbent for more than 50 years.In this section Throwing votes away Follow the data A little help from the invisible hand The excluded middle Heard on the trail The swing states: Wisconsin Hope and change, four years on ReprintsBut Mr Obama can take a crumb of comfort, too.