The word "tossing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an act of throwing something lightly in the air or throwing it away in a carefree manner. For example, "The leaves were tossed in the wind, creating a beautiful, autumn scene."
The play begins with a long sequence where the characters are tossing a coin to fill time.
He entertained us with wit and whisky on his balcony, a literary Tiberius metaphorically tossing politicians, critics, and a good deal of contemporary literature over the balustrade and into the abyss.
Vorobyov said he also kept tossing cash as he continued down the escalator.
Broad's bowling was the equivalent of an old spinner tossing it up to tailenders in the knowledge that they are bound to hole out in the end.
A 29-year-old Minnesota man who says he was trying to spread holiday cheer by tossing 1,000 $1 bills over an upper floor railing at the Mall of America has been cited for disorderly conduct.
"The central bank has decided to allow the free float of the rouble," reads the caption to one cartoon, featuring a man tossing the currency off a balcony.
The Ramones picked their name after tossing around a vast selection of choices one day.
The head of another European security firm says many outfits sidestep bans on weapons in port by tossing them overboard.
Five pupils tossing peanuts at each other in the back of a school bus ended up charged with felony assault when one of the nuts hit the driver.Many of these students attend schools with zero-tolerance policies, which have been around for years; some date their inception to the federal Gun-Free Schools Act, which required schools receiving federal funds to expel pupils who brought in firearms.
It is now highly likely to pass.In this section Ticking off the Tea Party Watery tea Judge v spies The perils of peanut-tossing A racist mob of two Empty stockings ReprintsUntil recently, conservative pressure groups appeared to hold more sway over House Republicans than Mr Boehner did.
They also collected rainfall data for that day.In this section Ticking off the Tea Party Watery tea Judge v spies The perils of peanut-tossing A racist mob of two Empty stockings Reprints Related topics Politics American politics American conservative politics Tea Party Movement World politicsWhen it rained, attendance at rallies halved tricorne hats make poor umbrellas.
