Sentence examples for useful to throw from inspiring English sources

Career planning tools on websites such as Prospects or TargetJobs can be useful to throw up a few ideas, but the key is to think about the kind of skills you enjoy and are good at, the environment you'd like to be in and the kind of people you want to work with.

Certainly Wondolowski's movement and uncanny ability to find space in the six-yard box makes him a useful option to throw on late in games against tired defences.

The Clinton Administration's decision to dump Boutros-Ghali, announced in June, was thus "a useful piece of meat to throw off the sled during the election..

The Clinton Administration's decision to dump Boutros-Ghali, announced in June, was thus "a useful piece of meat to throw off the sled during the election.

His curveball was sharp, Lilly felt, but more than that, it was useful: he was able to throw it for low strikes, nicking the outside corner, bending it over the inside corner.

That's a useful fact for you to throw in to the conversation!

The numbers of cases are too small to throw any useful light on whether a similar effect might be seen in the offspring of female radiation workers (Table 2).

This grip is especially useful if you're learning to throw a double-edged blade.

We gleefully zipwired, learned how to throw axes (a useful skill come the zombie apocalypse) and were hurled to our certain deaths on a giant swing (rides from £12.50) – or at least that's what you might imagine if you saw my expression as we were launched into the abyss.

In addition, the general willingness to throw away potential collectibles and useful but out-of-style items signifies a confident economy.

However dogs are very useful in detecting possible tunnels, though currently seem to throw up a lot of false positives.