throw

• throw away

  ‘I used to throw away plastic razors all the time.

• throw light

  Life-positions throw light on why it is that some people tend to be winners and some losers in life.

• i throw

• throw up

  and lavatories throw up,

• go to throw

• just throw

  Don't just throw empty accusations around!’

• want to throw

  ‘You make me want to throw up .’

• throw off

  The minister said that he felt as if he were being pursued by a wild animal and could only throw off his clothes to distract its attention.

• throw out

  I urge the House to throw out the amendment.

• up and throw

  His pick up and throw too good for Salim Malik.

• have to throw

  You won't even have to throw me off Water Gypsy .

• throw stones

  ‘We throw stones to avenge Palestine,’ boasted a ten-year-old.

• then throw

  You can catch the ball and then throw it.

• use to throw

  I urge the House to throw out the amendment.

• throw it off

  When the ship was swinging round, they'd go down the river,th that here rope was still on the bollard so to throw it off

• throw them away

  If I , I'll throw them away!

• throw any light

  In many, I suspect most, cases references to Parliamentary materials will not throw any light on the matter.

• throw it out

  If an attractive chair gets damaged, don't throw it out.

• throw some light

  Can you throw some light on it?

• throw me out

  Once on this tour…he wanted to throw me out!’

• throw myself

  By day I throw myself into my work.