Sentence examples for something has thrown from inspiring English sources

His horse, spooked by something, has thrown him.

Not because the President "owes" us something, or has "thrown us under a bus" (come on!).

"The data has thrown something at us that's deeply puzzling and doesn't fit very well in any theoretical framework that we have," he said.

As for Mr. Cannadine's own thesis, it has thrown something like an ideological grenade into the study of empire, whose practitioners generally regard race and color and, more recently, sex as far more important driving forces than class.

Everyone standing at the railing has thrown something.

It takes a lot of energy to settle a class after a child has thrown something or started to swear.

"Every election throws up something new," said the veteran political journalist, glancing at the notes in his lap, "and this one has thrown up something called a dank meme".

The time is the present, more than sixty years after Mies and Edith Farnsworth met, and the model onstage, of Shlaminger's design, looks like something Daniel Libeskind had thrown together while on LSD.

The mother had been modest with me, dismissing her daughter's work as something a child had thrown together and not worthy of my attention.

"I thought someone in the crowd had thrown something, it was real quick.

"It sounded like someone had thrown something into a giant Dumpster," said Marc Ricciardelli, who lives in an apartment building next door, on the fifth floor of No. 66.