Sentence examples for tosses it off from inspiring English sources

The book!," then tosses it off to the side in yet another signature gesture.

Hunter retrieves the ball and tosses it off the backboard for his friend, who leaps high and tomahawks it through the rim.

The last line of Debussy's "Flûte de Pan," the first of the "Chansons de Bilitis," is a parenthetical comment, "My mother will never believe that I stayed so long looking for my lost belt," and Ms. Gens tosses it off, placing it squarely in the realm of "Pelléas".

Nevertheless, as her father points out, "it's still frowned upon — but what isn't, these days?" I love that line; it's at once breezy and nostalgic, with a certain screw-you insouciance around the edges, and Hackman tosses it off with his growling bonhomie, relishing his status as the elder statesman who doubles as a Young Turk.

It's the type of thing British art rockers like Bowie and The Who had been doing for years, quoting themes and sounds from classical music in the midst of rock-n-roll rebellion, but Prince simply tosses it off in that one moment then quickly returns to hard-charging funk, hanging a note of celestial music above our cruel, discordant world just as a tease.

When it finds one, it either keeps monitoring its activity or toss it off the network instantly depending on the perceived threat.

They toss it off as a schedule loss".

"Or do we?" He poured another brandy and tossed it off.

"Just being pro-choice and tossing it off, instead of hammering away at a subject, or being righteous about it".

At Churchill Downs, Stewart also breezed Dollar Bill five furlongs, and he tossed it off in 1 004/5.

But Ms. Stapleton didn't just toss it off; she put everything she had into it, and what she had was a lot of stage training.