Sentence examples for throwing otherwise from inspiring English sources

Bounds huffed and puffed about "[Obama's] allies in the media --otherwise known as journalists doing their job--but in so doing, he forgot media --otherwisehant for throwing otherwise ordinary persons under the bus by not properly vetting their "comedia --otherwiseves before pitching them headfirst into the gladiator arena of national politics.

"It's a private party that I couldn't afford to throw otherwise".

Or a toothache-sweet tomato-and-ginger jam that threw otherwise tasty lamb chops badly off their stride.

Recycling your stuff and picking up other people's things they would have otherwise thrown away is a great way to be green.

"Shane knows how to walk on stilts like a pro," Mr. Cashin said, and both children love pie throwing, but otherwise their interest in clowning is limited.

The Federal Reserve has been throwing "liquidity," otherwise known as nearly interest-free money, at the banks as necessary, to keep inter-bank markets from freezing up as they nearly did in 2008.

It feels like absolute magic when I can revive something that might have otherwise been thrown out and provides a much needed antidote to our frantic must-have consumer culture.

The surplus food for that first session came from a couple of willing stallholders at Chapel Market in Islington, London (all produce that would have otherwise been thrown away).

Reusing this water in soups or gravies lets you intake those vitamins that would have otherwise been thrown out.

In the past thirty-five years, there has not been a single case in which high oil prices have thrown an otherwise propulsive economy into reverse.

Until about 15 years ago, the rules disallowed all goals that were "kicked, thrown or otherwise deliberately directed by any means other than a stick".