Sentence examples for typically throws from inspiring English sources

(At the beginning of the round, Cramer typically throws his desk chair across the room).

A starter typically throws on the side to maintain or sharpen command of his pitches.

But Spindler also noted that Kawakubo "typically throws a bone to those who still believe clothes are for wearing outside fashion focus groups without being gawked at".

While Ritzenhein typically throws his elbows back at around a sixty-degree angle when he's running hard, Bekele throws his back at almost seventy degrees — generating a correspondingly more powerful push.

Take away the screens, and Tebow is left with the schoolyard plays, three or four conventional completions per game, and the same number of incomplete passes Rodgers or Drew Brees typically throws while generating more than twice the number of passing yards and points that Tebow does.

Justice Robert J. Hanophy, who typically throws out anyone who peeps, shouted at him in mock anger, "Murph!" "Thank you, judge," he said, and continued on a new line of soliloquy — this time complaining about how President George W. Bush handled the war in Iraq.

Anything the fishermen want to sell is kept onboard, and anything caught incidentally, known as bycatch, is typically thrown over, dead or alive.

Players typically throw their gasing (top) forcefully into an arena in an attempt either to keep their top spinning as long as possible or to knock their opponents' tops down or out of the playing area.

A manager of a bodega on Ninth Avenue in Midtown, Shafiul Azam, said that he typically threw out several milk containers a month and would be happy not to have to.

OnStar is sold as part of a high-end options package; the first year's subscription fee is typically thrown in.

OnStar is sold as part of a high-end options package and the first year's subscription fee is typically thrown in.