Sentence examples for throw muck from inspiring English sources

"The politicians of this country have no ideas, except to throw muck at one another.

Soon after her nomination, Mr Kejriwal challenged her to a public debate - a request Ms Bedi denied, saying her former colleague wanted to use the opportunity to throw "muck" at her. Critics, however, say she shied away from a debate because she is no match for the AAP leader.

It throws muck and rubbish at you at a hell of a rate".

Schlosser, who delivered a stirring indictment of the business and culture of American appetites in his first book, "Fast Food Nation," now throws more muck rakes at our national mores.

He didn't just throw the black muck away but further processed it and found that part of the residue was useful as a dye.

They have the gall to come into this place and throw this sort of muck around," he said.

That message would say that a Labour politician who is savvy, practical and paints a persuasive picture of beneficial change can win power from a left-of-centre platform no matter what muck Conservatives throw at him.

Flanked by two new shopping malls and surrounded by images of lotus blossoms, the party symbol, he declared, "The more muck you throw at it, the more the lotus will flower".

The symbolism of Khan prevailing in the face of the muck thrown at him by Zac Goldsmith and his media allies is glorious.

He throws carts of muck at his accusers ("wrong'uns at a posh borstal") and generally gives not an inch, locking his jaws onto the interview in a way that utterly turns the tables on the hapless jobsworth cops.

Let me assure you that whatever muck you may throw at Russia - the same would stick to the West.