Sentence examples for underhanded to from inspiring English sources

But a thing doesn't have to be underhanded to feel cold-blooded.

Piazza reacted calmly, even providing some levity by picking up the ball and tossing it underhanded to Tejera.

Millar charged and started to flip underhanded to the plate, but he stopped himself because Giambi was almost there.

Replacing the former Yankee Phil Coke with runners at the corners, Alburquerque coaxed a comebacker from Cespedes, then kissed the ball before tossing it underhanded to first for the third out.

That has always seemed a bit underhanded to me.

Salas picked up his prize, tossed it underhanded to first base, and examined his arm as he jogged off the field.

Each of the two paleontologists used underhanded methods to try to out-compete the other in the field, resorting to bribery, theft, and destruction of bones.

The two paleontologists at the center of "Bone Wars" -- Edward Drinker Cope (Carell) of Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences and Othniel Charles Marsh (Gandolfini) of the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale -- used underhanded methods to try to outdo one another and (spoiler alert) eventually, ruined their careers.

But the combination of Dowd and Calame is somehow itself unseemly, too easily read as a public flogging and underhanded notice to Ms Miller to 'get thee gone.' I expect better of the Times.

They have come to expect utilities to resort to underhanded tactics to preserve their anachronistic monopolies.

Kerr listed a number of grievances, including the late-night timing of the raid on the Zuccotti Park encampment, the decision to shut down the New York subway and what he called "underhanded moves" to prevent journalists from covering the raid.