Sentence examples for very much throwing from inspiring English sources

To do that on the level of the Royal Opera House is very much throwing myself in the deep end.

You are very much thrown in the deep end and left to your own devices.

Because it's such a short course, we're very much thrown in at the deep end and it's tough going in the sense that it's all go, go, go.

In the '80s and '90s, the trend became very much about throwing people in jail, locking them up, taking amenities away from them.

"But it's very much -- throw 27 different ideas an hour, two stick, 25 we throw out".

That gold is very much hers to throw away now.

Saints pretty much threw everything at us.

I would also very much look forward to throwing Trident out of Scotland.

Goes into what looks like a bank to her, and discovers everything to be very much like a club throwing a party.

"America's greatest Marxist literary critic, Frederic Jameson (b. 1934), is still very much in harness (and throwing bricks from behind his barricade) at Duke.

Despite being financed by Disney, this oddball musical was very much an Altman movie, throwing caution and sometimes coherence to the wind.