Sentence examples for thrown a bit from inspiring English sources

But history has thrown a bit of a curveball – as history is wont to do.

Williams, who ran in Merritt's heat, said he had to keep calm after being "thrown a bit" when the reigning champion pulled up.

The pass was thrown a bit late and Sanders stepped in front of it, intercepting it, and ending any chance New York had of coming back.

But while he railed against Washington, Mr. Boisture was also thrown a bit on the defensive at a news conference when it was noted that Hawker had closed one of its Kansas plants and outsourced jobs abroad.

"I know I could have thrown a bit further but it's just what happens in these major championships.

Same 3″ screen, same 5 megapixel camera, and they've even thrown a bit of that S-Class interface on top of WinMo for good measure.

Some of you throw a bit of crockery".

I might throw a bit of anchovy in there somewhere.

I was game to throw a bit of Monopoly money around, and off we headed.

Minaj went on "The Morning Show" to make amends, although she couldn't resist throwing a bit of shade first.

Next, of course, the Tour pooh-bahs will outlaw Dufnering, although Tuesday's events did throw a bit of a twist into the Dufner phenomenon.