Sentence examples for which is throwing from inspiring English sources

The exception is China, which is throwing public money at GM research with gusto.

Instead of building on what is working, the Tories are talking about scrapping diplomas altogether, which is throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

But the IEA's World Energy Outlook 2012 also highlights another huge problem which is throwing fuel on the fire: titanic subsidies for fossil fuels.

It is in the midst of feting Reich, who has just turned 80. He's composer in residence at Carnegie Hall, which is throwing a birthday concert for him on 1 November.

"I'm guessing, because that stigma still exists, it will be a modest turnout," said Greg Larocque, president of the Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association North Americaca, which is throwing its support behind Pride House.

His Kiwi crew head, Jono McBeth, highlights the need for good communication when you can hardly hear yourself think; the need for physical fitness that leaves former, more traditional campaigns as different as night and day; and an event which is throwing up "the best fleet for a very long time".

A wastepile, to which is thrown faceup a card that, when turned from the stock, cannot legally be played to a building pile or to the tableau.

In this pitch the ball, which is thrown with the same arm motion as a fastball, has reverse spin against the natural curve and, when thrown by a left-hander, breaks sharply down and away from right-handed batters.

Stoke at the Britannia Stadium pose a significant threat and, unlike some of his counterparts who have criticised the Potters' style, Dalglish is fully prepared for everything which is thrown at his side.

They stick to a pretty similar formula, which is throw out a bit of free food and give out a couple drink tickets," says co-director Damien Gillis.

However, the child is unable to control her actions, unlike in a tantrum, which is thrown to produce a specific result.