Sentence examples for throwing millions from inspiring English sources

"A bearded man, sitting up in the mountains throwing millions of dollars around for terrorist attacks?

It was unjust, throwing millions at the richest, who needed it least.

In the early years of free agency, many owners frowned on throwing millions of dollars at baseball players.

Unsupported, about half the industry might collapse, throwing millions out of work.Not all of Japan's industry is inefficient, though.

Prices rose by 36% in the first week of September alone, throwing millions more households into poverty.

Margaret Thatcher had apparently gone mad, she was closing down all the industries, throwing millions of people on the dole.

Last month, chief executive Antony Jenkins was caught throwing millions of pounds at his traders to keep them from defecting.

In the late 1990s such work might have sounded precarious as China closed down or sold off thousands of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), throwing millions out of work.

"We were throwing millions of pounds of bycatch over because we only had permits for a couple of kinds of fish," he told me.

The Affordable Care Act essentially keeps throwing 20th century solutions at 21st century problems.

Just the way the opportunities opened up by developing American industry threw 19th-century European economies into turmoil, analysts here argue, the expansion of Chinese industry will be the defining new factor for 21st-century Asia.