Sentence examples for you should throw it from inspiring English sources

"We think you should throw it into the fire and never speak of it again".

It appears in almost every article about how to streamline your wardrobe - the notion that if you haven't worn something for six months, you should throw it away.

Also according to Du Camp, Bouilhet, when Flaubert finally demanded his opinion of the work, said 'I think you should throw it into the fire and never speak of it again.' Flaubert was understandably distressed by this response.

If you have one of these products in your home, you should throw it out immediately.

We say anytime a perishable food item has been left out at room temperature for more than two hours, you should throw it away.

Over the course of an hour and a half we go from Joseph Conrad's novel The Secret Agent to the 'magnificence' of Wizzard's 1974 album Introducing Eddy and the Falcons, via Francis Bacon and William Burroughs' line about how if you're in a hurry to show somebody your art, you should throw it in the trash because it's bound to be rubbish.

If you have little children and find yourself subletting a place that has a long, white, linen-covered couch you should throw sheets on it.

It's boring to be safe about it, you should throw some caution to the wind, it's art and music and it should be fun, and there should be moments of spontaneity that are there to revive everybody.

To a guitarist he calmly advises, "You should throw that pedal away... it's just taking up too much space frequency-wise".

You should throw the ball up high so it will give you time to get to finish the movement of the swing.

This doesn't mean you should throw out your favorite things -- it does mean that you should take a long hard look to ask yourself which clothes you will actually ever wear again.