This week Charlie was saddened to read of the death of former NME writer Steven "Swells" Wells: "I disagreed with 85% of what he wrote, but I always wished I could hurl sentences together like him – he tossed words around like a demented cartoon chef.
Employees unironically toss words like "sick" and "stoked" into casual conversation.
Ambushed by the twitter tossed word bomb, she lost.
In an effectively uncomfortable scene, two secondary characters discuss their Iranian friend, tossing around words like "towelhead".
Reasonably acquainted with the various products of the California wine industry, I became an "expert" in swishing and sniffing and tossing around words like "oaky," "full" and "finish" by the time we reached winery No. 3, Ehlers Grove.
They were former Peace Corps volunteers and their relatives, a group capable of tossing around words like idealism and commitment without getting unduly embarrassed about being out of sync with these me-first times.
The young Finnish company, founded by a number of Nokia expats, seasoned the pre-announcement announcement with all sorts of superlatives, with the CEO tossing out words like "brilliant," "passionate," "beautifu[l]" and "reliable".
Asked why Mr. Obama suddenly decided to start tossing the word "Annapolis" around, Denis McDonough, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, did not elaborate much, apparently deciding to let his boss's statement speak for itself.
Companies headed for initial public offerings have clearly demonstrated the value of tossing the word Internet into their name or description.
Democrats need to start tossing this word around with sheer joy and unbridled abandon.
