Sentence examples for throw china from inspiring English sources

The Beijing Daily called for "constant vigilance against these people with ulterior motives" who wanted to "throw China into turmoil".

"Any change in the political system would just throw China into disorder," said Guo Ting, a 30-year-old office assistant.

Corporate companies owning media is a dicey topic at best — case in point: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' purchase of the Washington Post — but when you throw China into the mix, the waters are further muddied.

She said she had thrown china plates out the window in a vain bid to be rescued.

I just wanna start throwing china against the drawing room walls and ordering everyone to therapy.

Actually, throw "long China" onto that bucket of consensus ice too (after an 80% run in 2009, Goldman is also saying buy China right here this morning as well).

China Digital Times has compiled a valuable dictionary of its own, the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, with the terms that Internet users employ in China to throw the government censors for an ippon.

However, Didi's acquisition of Uber China threw that alliance into uncertainty since that deal will see the Chinese company become an investor in Uber, while Uber, in turn, will take equity in Didi.

Diamond jewels are displayed side-by-side with small throw-away china dogs; a gold encrusted piano shares the stage with one made by a fan from 200,000 toothpicks.

In 1977, when China was just about to throw itself open to the free market, the scholar Eileen Polly Blumenthal analyzed two hundred and fifty-two Chinese children's books.

In early December, as Samsung launched its latest smartphone, the telecoms company decided to throw another announcement into the mix: Samsung China would be collaborating with Supreme.