Sentence examples for which was tossed from inspiring English sources

The mental health stigma still lingers – especially with phrases such as "mental disease", which was tossed around throughout the season three premiere at will.

Last week, a confrontation involving thousands of people in the southern city of Shenzhen was ignited by the death of a motorcyclist who crashed after being hit by a walkie-talkie, which was tossed from a police checkpoint, witnesses said.

He beat Root with the previous delivery, which was tossed high and gripped off the pitch, and then fired in a much quicker arm ball that skidded on to hit the stumps.

In his first novel, "Insect Dreams: The Half Life of Gregor Samsa," Marc Estrin plucks the bug, which was tossed into the trash at the conclusion of Kafka's tale, and lets him live on in a book that is a sort of "Ragtime" for roaches.

There are the perennial proposals for soda taxes and the New York ban on selling sodas bigger than a certain size (which was tossed out in court).

Now I knew we had to play this game, which was toss the ball into a cup and win a prize.

He distracts her from her fawn — which is tossed into the water as the happy foursome leave the island together.

The most coveted foodstuffs are live chickens, which are tossed into the air by residents and chased down by runners along the way.

The machines pump their blood through permeable tubes, squeezing out plasma (the fluid and proteins making up the bulk of blood) and dissolved wastes, which are tossed out.

You might wonder why the perfectly good guacamole needs to be topped with sweet peas and sunflower seeds, but then marvel at the light, bright sugar-snap-pea salad, which is tossed with a house-made sour cream.

Choose the large Caesar with its lemon-garlic dressing over the organic field greens with shaved fennel and citrus segments, which are tossed in a too-tart citrus vinaigrette.