Sentence examples similar to throwaway choice from inspiring English sources
Rosanjin's selection of sakes is short but terrific, and it will be supplemented soon by wines that aren't the sorts of throwaway choices at many tiny Japanese restaurants.
That way, guests are obliged to consider their throwaway choices carefully.
Mr. Busch's screenplay is a carefully overstuffed hybrid of 60's teen movie scenarios embellished with references to grown-up films like "Mildred Pierce" and "Berserk.' (Joan Crawford's ghost lurks everywhere.) Here, Beth Broderick (from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch") plays Chicklet's prim controlling mother, a character to whom Mr. Busch has given some of his choicest throwaway lines.
His only two choices were throwaway picks: Clete Casper of Washington State in the 12th and last round in '83 and Doug Flutie of Boston College and the New Jersey Generals in the 10th in '85, strictly on the chance that the United States Football League might fold and the Rams could get something for Flutie's NFL rights.
He says to Alicia, "Thanks for playing the breadwinner for a while," and it's one of those throwaway lines that sting — his choice of words implies that she's dabbling, and that he'll resume the central role in their life sooner or later.
The director gives the sense of not paying any attention to whom or what he's filming; he had a script, he had action, and he had the cameras take pictures of them — and those pictures are themselves throwaways, all coverage, no choices.
Her choice of reading matter coupled with her throwaway line to Austin ("We'll always have Paris") suggested there's more depth to the outwardly fluffy Jane than initially suspected.
Crackle also announced a feature film, "The Throwaways," executive produced by Jeremy Renner and Dan Handfield, about a top hacker captured by the CIA and given the choice of working for them or going to prison.
