Sentence examples for tossed far from inspiring English sources

The scene at the town dock was chaotic, and seven large shrimping boats were tossed far ashore.

As our chart shows, he has tossed far more Mexicans and other illegal immigrants out of the country than his predecessors nearly 2m so far.

Signs of devastation were everywhere: in the thatch and cement debris tossed far inland, in the village schools and temples crowded with refugees, and in the ambulances and hearse vans that drove up and down the East Coast Road.

When corporate scandals break, the words "debacle" and "imbroglio" are tossed around far more than words like "debacle" and "imbroglio" should be.

These robots, typically launched by foot soldiers with a catapult, slingshot or hand toss, far outnumber their larger kin, which are the size of piloted aeroplanes.Global sales of UAVs this year are expected to increase by more than 10% over last year to exceed $4.7 billion, according to Visiongain, a market-research firm based in London.

He forded giant rivers, waded through piles of trash, overnighted in mosquito-plagued campgrounds and met scientists, poets, scuba divers, sales ladies and many, many others whom fate had tossed to the far end of the Russian frontier.

In hitting the trifecta here, many will argue this illustration is simply a satiric representation of the sophomoric attacks being tossed at Obama from far right field.

He also noted that a kid's biometrics are very different — and kids also tend to toss and turn far more often while they are sleeping than adults do.

When my kids come into the living room playing out some imaginary scene with their well-loved Elmo dolls, I won't make any heroic effort to leap over the sofa, tear them out of their hands, and toss the Muppets far away like live grenades.

Many beginners toss the ball far too low, just over their heads, and then strain their whole bodies to get the ball to fall into the other service box.

"On a serve where I tossed the ball out too far, I hurt my shoulder.