Sentence examples for toss that around from inspiring English sources

It was like an antsy collective choking for some sense of cohesion about matters of girl instead of thinking what you think about a guy whose joke is not about "rape" but about "raping" and how you might toss that around in your hands like a fresh black Superball the next time (like, today) you find yourself in the dark, deadly wilds of it.

"I just don't think you should toss that phrase around casually".

We toss that label around so much it's almost become meaningless.

Al Groh, the Jets' new coach, tossed that word around in January when he took the job in the most circuitous fashion.

Barber has favorite plays -- tosses that lead him around end and short passes in the flat.

"It's amazing how comfortable people are tossing that around—'anal retentive.' People are very casual with the psychology.

You may have heard the conservative set toss that word around in recent days, especially in terms of the banking crisis.

The decision paid off with rave reviews that tossed around adjectives like "sensational" (Charles Isherwood in The New York Times) and "smashing" (Time Out New York).

On the one hand, bumper cars are those scary rides that toss you around.

It appears that the Barnes & Noble saga appears once again to be determined by the hands of finance, hands that have tossed it around for two long years.

At a recent community event, Menlo Park locals tossed around ideas that included efforts to both change public opinion and the letter of the law.