Sentence examples similar to taking throw from inspiring English sources
The phrase "taking throw" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as it does not form a recognizable expression or idiom. Example: "He was taking throw during the game" does not make sense.
But when Tony Pulis, Stoke's manager, ordered Shotton to stop taking throws quickly, it told the whole story.
He has this really strange habit of not taking throws to the stumps... deliberately, it seems.
US midterm elections look to take "throw the bums out" to a whole new level.
He would take throws back from fielders during fungo practice.
He was asked if the six-minute injury timeout that Djokovic took threw him off his rhythm.
For those scratching their heads, yes, some people take throwing ping pong balls into red cups of beer very seriously.
Speaking of the NLRB, Alexander said, "Every action they take throws a big wet blanket over job creation.
Playing on a gimpy knee that may force her to retire after this pioneer season, Espeseth roamed the field from her defensive position, moving in front for corner kicks and taking throw-ins.
The total patience of Test cricket is still eluding him and he was to be seen in the Nursery nets during the tea interval taking throw-downs: the attempted slog over midwicket was notably absent.
He was taking throw-downs from the batting coach Michael Di Venuto – the one-time Tasmanian run-machine – when he found himself approached by an 81-year-old Englishman, John Pick, who wanted to tell him that he had watched Don Bradman bat here at Trent Bridge, in the first Test of the 1948 Ashes summer.
Luiz Adriano controlled a quickly taken throw-in on his chest, surged beyond David Luiz and shot hard and low at goal, only for Terry to block.
