thrown

It was like walking at the bottom of the sea, only things that were thrown at you travelled faster.

Political, religious, academic, and social abuses were thrown on to the screen fearlessly.

Again the door was thrown open, and this time the Dean ushered the Prince into the chamber, and conducted him toward the dais.

"I'd get thrown out on my bean if I ever stuck my nose in the kitchen door," Murk said.

When thrown into vapor of mercury, boron phospho-di-iodide instantly takes fire.

Captain Langdon being of the same opinion, the signal was thrown out to make all sail to close the enemy.

Other children were thrown into rivers and those who could swim were shot down as they struggled in the water.

The figure is broken at the waist, and the upper part is thrown back on the ground.

Every one had been encored, and bouquets had already been thrown to the prima donna of the Berlin opera.

For Mary Matchwell, at the Mills, the tidings which had thrown the town into commotion had but a solitary and a selfish interest.