He didn't ask if Ennis had a watch but took a cheap round ticker on a braided cord from a box on a high shelf, wound and set it, tossed it to him as if he weren't worth the reach.
Set aside, tossing the bread occasionally to keep wet.
You may have heard the conservative set toss that word around in recent days, especially in terms of the banking crisis.
Driving against Utah's Andrei Kirilenko, one of the league's best defenders, in a packed halfcourt set, McGrady tossed the ball off the glass underhanded, caught it with two hands and slammed it.
The experiences of these two characters form the armature of Mr. Powers's highly schematic novel of ideas, a static if often provocative book that reads like a series of essays with a couple of glittering fictional set pieces tossed in to grab the reader's attention.
Authorities claimed some protesters turned violent during the confrontation, setting fires, tossing Molotov cocktails and, in one instance, pulling out a gun and firing on officers.
Roadies tossed set lists into the scattering crowd, and the girls grabbed them, shouting, and posed with them in front of stage.
Then a few eggs were cracked into the pan and cooked gently so that they just set before being tossed with the spaghetti and dusted with pepper and cheese.
Fans set off fireworks, tossed flares at players, and climbed a steel fence separating the stands from the pitch as officials struggled to retain control of the match.
Doug pushes a child on the swing set, Sean tosses a football around, and Ryan takes his eyes off the kids for a moment to tell Emily he doesn't want her to get fat if they get married.
