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throw
verb as in propel something through the air
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Example Sentences
The Steelers are making believers of the critics, and Russell Wilson still throws a beautiful deep ball.
There were reports of abuse from candidates including slashing tyres, throwing milkshakes and targeting candidates' families.
Last time around, Trump at least had a transition team put together by former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, even if he threw most of their plans out almost immediately.
Musk threw millions behind Donald Trump's successful re-election bid, and was hotly tipped for a role in the administration that has so far rewarded loyalists.
I’m not sure whether they’re going to do surfing here in Los Angeles, but I thought it was nice to throw that in there, because surfing wasn’t in the Olympics in 1984.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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