Sentence examples for word throw from inspiring English sources

Gil and Lynne Scullion, a husband-and-wife team from Middletown, fashioned an installation that featured a white towel imprinted with the word "Throw" and a double-handled back brush; one side said "Mine" and the other, "Yours".

You did know that the word throw doesn't have an "r" in it, right?

Fetish is a word thrown around.

The other word thrown around by Victoria, and NSW, is "game-changer".

Manning stayed true to his word, throwing to Randle nine times Sunday, more than any other receiver.

Though maddened by it, I even got used to the kind of garbage that Word throws at you if you mistype.

Benghazi has become a magic word, thrown out whenever Republicans are angry or defensive; in the case of Bridgegate, it was somehow invoked in defense of Chris Christie.

If a machine can have soul – a word thrown around a lot in motoring journalism – this is apparently how you find it.

"Amnesty" is the word thrown around by the bill's opponents.

This is the word thrown at children, boys, men, and fathers who may not act or parent in a particular way.

I have to admit I admired the way some of my gay friends owned the word, throwing it around like a casual term of endearment.