Sentence examples for throw a much from inspiring English sources

With the Kinect providing knowledge of where all your limbs are, Your Shape is able to throw a much wider variety of exercises at you while focusing on your actual form and rhythm, rather than just yelling at you for putting half a pound more weight on one foot.

The $3.2 billion loan will throw a much-needed financial lifeline to Egypt, a country reeling from a year of economic crisis and social unrest after the ouster of the longtime strongman Hosni Mubarak a year ago.

Refugee Week provides the ideal opportunity to throw a much-needed spotlight on this government's policy of making refused asylum seekers destitute - a policy described as "inefficient and cruel" by Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, and "mean and nasty" by former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith.

"If we had a bigger rock... ..... he said, and threw a much larger one.

"If we had a bigger rock...". he said, and threw a much larger one.

In 1999, Sony threw a much hyped party at New York's Roseland Ballroom to toast the 20th Anniversary of the first Walkman (oddly that event was held in September, not July) to launch its MS Walkman, a $400 oddity that now seems nothing more than a footnote in the history of the march toward what now seems the pinnacle of digital music players– Apple Computer 's almost irritatingly hip iPod.

A changeup involves the pitcher pretending to throw a fastball but actually throwing a much slower pitch, confusing the batter's sense of timing.

The flowering of Tiszavirág (Palingenia longicauda), just as the goldmine recommenced operations, threw a much-needed line of hope out to Hungary's villagers, farmers and fishermen.

Klaus Ortlieb, a German-born hotelier who made his mark stateside with the Hotel Modern in New Orleans and two properties in New York City (the Gotham Hotel and the Standard East Village), proves once again that building a successful hotel is not unlike throwing a much-talked-about party.

A pitcher cannot throw a pitch much better, and Santana expected to be out of the inning with a strikeout.

Throw a seagull so much as a slice of bread or cold chip and you risk a £2,500 fine.