"But I was getting dry balls, too, and throwing poor knuckleballs with them.
That opposing racial inequality means throwing poor white people under the bus.
Without losing a beat, Mick said "Ah Jesus, who threw poor Stephen out of the barrow?" The line stayed in.
Mrs. Thatcher said it would be "immoral" and "utterly repugnant" for well-off Western nations to impose sanctions on South Africa that would throw poor Africans out of work.
You don't read about it much in the papers, but those special landlords dedicated to rapacity are still throwing poor and elderly and disoriented people out of buildings because of the enormous profits to be wrung out of converting the structures into co-ops and other luxury housing.
But more than a year later, it is not clear that the benefits mining companies could bring to Haiti would outweigh the costs they inflict – for instance, throwing poor people off their land, polluting our soil, air and water, and generating further inequalities of wealth and power.
It was the most heartbreaking stories of injustice and about throwing poor kids away for ever.
It will throw poor people onto the streets and could throw our airports and law enforcement and defense agencies into chaos.
No we're not -- we're throwing poor people to the dogs, because Republicans (who, he would point out with Jewish pride, were all Christians, even though he supposedly was an atheist) hate workers, the underprivileged, and the poor.
Ryan, who threw 109 pitches, was an appreciative beneficiary of the poor throws and the poor pitching on the other side.
But clutch free throws and poor shooting by Clemson (15-7, 6-5) kept them in it.
