Sentence examples for so as to throw from inspiring English sources

A stage lighter and decorator, the shaman's assistant, tends the fire so as to throw fantastic shadows onto the wall.

Maybe I am an anxious cook, like the woman who famously botched a recipe for "green onions" which she had taken so literally as to throw away all the white parts of her scallions.

If Evans never actually goes so far as to throw in the kitchen sink as well, he does at least find room for an extended sequence in which a man's face is sauteed on a hot-plate.

After a drunken-driving arrest led to an anti-Semitic tirade by Mr. Gibson in 2006, Mr. Limato pushed studios to continue to hire him and defended him to the news media, going so far as to throw a drink in the face of a Page Six reporter for The New York Post.

But here's the catch: If Clinton had to declare the income and then deducted his legal fees as a job-related legal expense, the deduction would be so large as to throw him into the clutches of the Alternative Minimum Tax.

Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson has said Couch and his mother apparently planned for their departure to Mexico, going so far as to throw a going away party for themselves.

We even went so far as to throw Heidi Klum up on the H&M billboards dressed up like she was old mother acid or something.

"I am taking a risk in order to improve the governance," he declared.It is not the first time the prime minister has thrown the dice so as to maintain support on the right.

Working class people may skip the odd vaccine, but it takes middle class Californians to be so colossally moronic as to throw measles parties.

So as not to throw the entirety of my allowance at four candy-colored sweaters, I jumped on the theme-park-style escalators and went straight up to the third floor.

Although we endorse his skepticism regarding scientific evidence for the power of positive thinking, it is critical to qualify his point, so as not to throw the baby out with the bath water.