Sentence examples for what has thrown from inspiring English sources

"That is what has thrown so much out of whack in California," Scott says.

And that's what has thrown Republicans like Bob Corker (R-TN) into a tizzy.

What he has thrown out is any precious quality that "Facade" might retain.

She's soaked up what Li has thrown at her and you feel her experience will see her through in the decider.

There's no point in paying for software to accomplish what Apple has thrown in for free.

That requires a lot of oomph, which is what Nvidia has thrown a lot of resources behind in building its GPUs.

His face seems battered by what fate has thrown his way: bankruptcy, the early death of his first wife, Saskia, a vicious lawsuit brought against him by his former mistress (and his son's nursemaid).

What Iowa has thrown in doubt, rightly or not, is both the height and depth of his message.

Once again, Adichie gives us a lesson in taking control of our personal interests, despite what society has thrown at us.

Mr Scalia's death and the question of what happens next has thrown a grenade into the Republican presidential nomination race, with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas using a debate on Saturday night to aver that having the unpredictable Mr Trump choose a new Justice – if Mr Obama is unable to – would be a catastrophe.

Yet polls show that those peoples actually liked their currencies and the control it gave them over their economies.What this crisis has thrown a light on is that we are not "Europeans" after all, but Greeks, Germans, French, British and so on.