Underground newspapers and leaflets were printed and thrown out from the back of trucks.
Abandoned burial grounds, like any empty plot in the metropolis, were liable to become dumps – whether for household rubbish or, in the worst districts, "ankle deep … with excrement, thrown out from the houses" – and other sites would meet the same fate.
Caragiale was reputedly living in penury, holding temporary residence in various cheap houses on the outskirts of Bucharest, and being thrown out from at least one such location after failing to pay his rent.
Nor do I mention the triumphalist statistics thrown out from the dais, or the tropical island juices that started out with pulp extracted from our own crops and now are made with imported syrup.
But as Manchester United finds itself thrown out from the elite circle of this year's Champions League, having failed to make it out of the group stages of the tournament, coming out of the shadow is the question that many have been afraid to ask -- when should the Alex Ferguson era come to an end at Manchester United?
"There were cans and old pieces of fabric thrown out from the sewing machine.
Phrases are thrown out from the line with such repetitive frequency that they take on the blandness of cliches.
The group takes food that would otherwise be thrown out from restaurants, hotels and corporations in New York and distributes it to organizations that feed the hungry.
A rampart crater is so named because the lobes of ejecta the material thrown out from the crater and extending around it are bordered with a low ridge, or rampart.
They might have had more if Xavier Nady had seen a stop sign from the coach Rob Thomson in the sixth, when he was thrown out from shortstop after rounding third.
As soon as I set an eye on the thing, however, something shot up from the metal window sill, like an electron thrown out from a sheet of radium, and I thought: I know this place – I've stayed here before.
