Sentence examples for throw on this from inspiring English sources

"I usually throw on this one giant Westwood ball gown".

But speaking to reporters at an investment conference in London, he added: "It now looks like more of a political operation that's under way directed at the Prime Minister personally... "I even gather that Conservative Party press officers were active yesterday, guiding journalists towards Mrs Pratt, assuming that she had some fuel to throw on this fire".

Until somebody does, I will strategically throw on this long, loose tank.

Some days I want to throw in the towel and throw on this T-shirt.

So if you're having one of the moments where you're feeling like it's you against the world, throw on this video, get lost in the music and you'll be feeling like you're on top of the world in no time.

So next time you need to cleanse your brain or tap into your third eye, throw on this immersive environment plus, look out for his next album, Essays in Idleness, out April 7.

A court document used by Josiah to collect debts from customers after Boydell's death relates the story of the dinner and Boydell's motivations: [Boydell said] he should like to wipe away the stigma that all foreign critics threw on this nation that they had no genius for historical painting.

And hey, now you should feel a bit more comfortable about picking up some of the $99 TouchPads HP is throwing on eBay this Sunday — they should have a bright future after all.

And (c) what light might other Cambrian deuterostomes throw on the early evolution of this group?

"Throw on the power lights!

Sophomore QB Tommy Rees has made a couple of terrific throws on this drive, and as long as the Irish don't turn it over, look to be in pretty decent control heading down the stretch.