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throwing
verb as in propel something through the air
Strong matches
Example Sentences
"People around me warned me that it would be like throwing eggs at a rock, but I could not let this case go," said Ms Choi, now 79.
An inversion layer — a weather phenomenon that acts like a lid on the blaze — lifted and the fire “started throwing some spots,” he said, referring to tossing embers that ignite spot fires.
During that period it will be a criminal offence to set off a firework in an FCZ, including throwing one into the zone, unless part of an organised and licensed event.
The prosecution alleges he "relentlessly" posted abusive comments about Sophia Brooks, 18, on social media last October, before throwing her phone in a road.
One of his conclusions was that throwing the ball "laterally or backwards can increase throw-in success rates in comparison to throwing the ball forwards", and the "higher-ranked teams utilised this strategy more often".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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