Sentence examples for throws much from inspiring English sources

Hughes throws much harder than Mussina does, but both throw curveballs and changeups.

Moloney throws much new light, though of necessity on only one side, on a far from finished conflict.

Fister has significantly better control, posting baseball's fifth-best walk rate this year, while Nova throws much harder (his fastball averages 92.6 m.p.h., versus just 90 m.p.h. for Fister).

Little, however, has been discovered from sites of this period that throws much light on the religious situation, and historians still must rely on the following texts to describe this phase of the religion.

Hence the discovery in the 1990s of a similar bear from more complete fossils in the Pliocene of the Canadian High Arctic throws much needed light onto the mystery (Fig. 1).

376), cited by the plaintiff, throws much light upon the question under consideration, for in that case the plaintiff was permitted to recover from defendant in default the fair value of labor and material which was said not to be correctly measured by their value to the defendant.

Not that Carnegie has thrown much attention Risor's way.

It's true that he didn't throw much, but that was because he didn't need to throw much.

"I'm throwing much better pitches than I was earlier in the year".

Speech is full of false starts and mumbles, throwing much more garbage into the translation engine.

The Jets were forced to throw much more than they like, and they did it poorly.