Sentence examples for simply throw in from inspiring English sources

But Congress should not simply throw in the towel and allow rural districts to cheat their students forever.

"It seems that the minute His Holiness has been required to make any financial commitment to these proceedings, he has decided to simply throw in the towel," he said.

While baseball has added a luxury tax on the high rollers, it still allows its poor — or just plain miserly — teams to race to the bottom, or even to simply throw in the towel before a season has even begun.

That might sound surprising when you consider another study that found untrained swimmers used 50% more oxygen to achieve the same speed in front crawl as trained swimmers did, but the chances are that the exhausted majority simply throw in the towel (or pick up their towel) before they've done enough to impact on their fitness level.

If we had no Electoral College, by the time the recounters got to New York -- which has still not managed to declare a winner in a State Senate race -- we would have to simply throw in the towel and agree to let Dennis Hastert run the country.

But this doesn't mean that agencies should simply throw in the towel and abandon efforts to attract high quality talent.

London 2012 proved so catastrophic for cinemas that many ended up simply throwing in the towel.

Could a Trump Party make it so difficult for her to govern that she simply throws in the towel?

But who has ever heard of a major arts institution with a $15-million 15-millione of the country's top 10 opera companies, simply throwing in the towel over a deficit of a couple million dollars and not fighting to the end budgete there is noneignity in that?

Slowly, through the grapevine, the prisoners learned that up on the firing range -- now used by the new Afghan national army -- earthmovers had dug big pits, and the prisoners were shot or simply thrown in and covered with dirt.

Because there were less than half a dozen undergraduates, they had no course for us, so we were simply thrown in among you graduate students to sink or swim.