The whole building began swaying, the furniture was shaking violently and things were thrown off the shelves.
I tend to repeat a particular track, but sometimes when you are thrown off it's not a bad thing.
I realize I can't start perfectly on time, things will get thrown off.
Algorithms have been thrown off by things like sunlight streaming across the field and sea gulls, which can be confused with players.
But he's also been thrown off by one thing: the weather, which is much colder than in his hometown and has led to chapped lips, which complicate his trumpet playing.
From grades to relationships, I've learned that you should never get thrown off long-term when things don't work out.
If it had been a profound social revolt, would there really have been live bullets, things being thrown off buildings, attempts to kill police and fire officers?
Occasionally, this meditation is thrown off schedule by my obligations, things that most people would consider part of a normal social life: parties, concerts, dinners, meeting for drinks.
And who can forget this? "Maybe we need a very small nuke thrown off Foggy Bottoms to shake things up?" Rev. Jeremiah Wright has been roundly condemned for suggesting that our government had a role in infecting black men with AIDS.
Lest Chavez or anyone else think Robertson speaks for mainstream conservatives, consider that in October 2003, he criticized the U.S. State Department during an interview, saying "maybe we need a very small nuke thrown off on Foggy Bottom to shake things up," referring to the nickname for the department's D.C. headquarters.
