Examples of 'often thrown' in a sentence
Meaning of "often thrown"
often thrown - This phrase typically refers to something that is frequently mentioned, expressed, or used without much forethought or consideration. It suggests that the subject is casually or habitually brought up in conversation or action
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Drivers are often thrown from their vehicles.
As a consequence cigarette butts are often thrown on the ground.
Was most often thrown into boxes.
Large quantities of perishable produce are often thrown away afterwards.
This is often thrown up and is better known as a hair ball.
The bravest men are often thrown away.
Often thrown about at funerals.
After use it was often thrown out or given to dogs.
For that reason, their value as factual records is often thrown into question.
I have often thrown stones at.
They are however, not in high demand and are often thrown back into the sea.
It has often thrown him both into the fire.
Restaveks who become pregnant are often thrown out onto the street.
You are often thrown into a new world with few instructions.
Gallstones of small size and number are often thrown out of the body naturally.
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These are often thrown in the trash or into a recycle bin when they are empty.
Fins are cut off and the sharks are often thrown back into the ocean.
It has often thrown him into the fire and into the water.
In Cameroon plastic waste is often thrown along the side of the road.
He 's often thrown it into fire or water to kill it.
White was often thrown in.
Something that is thought to be worthless and is often thrown out 13.
The dead were often thrown overboard.
Young and old; in pursuance of an age-long custom it is often thrown.
Names are often thrown about.
And they are almost successful, cause fish-waste is often thrown overboard.
Three generations of a family are often thrown into prison when one member is incarcerated.
In Moscow, what was not labeled "top secret was most often thrown into boxes.
Flares and fireworks are often thrown during these games as tensions threaten to boil over.
The term gold ‘ nationalization ' is often thrown around.
Believers are often thrown in prison or even executed if they are found with a Bible.
Individuals unable to pay were often thrown into debtors ' prisons.
They are often thrown out by their families, left on the street with no resources.
In this way, local food production is often thrown off balance and deeply discouraged.
It has often thrown him into fire or water to kill him . ” vv.
Squirrels recently killed on the road are often thrown into the pot… ".
Quot ; it has often thrown him into fire or water to kill him.
There were no family visits, as relatives were often thrown in prison as well.'.
It 's a word often thrown around in beer culture that can mean many things.
The uterus and other “ female ” reproductive organs are often thrown around as symbols of “ feminism . ”.
Logic is too often thrown out the window for the sake of another grip-and-rip set.
In the medical world, the terms " Alzheimer 's " and " dementia " are often thrown around, often interchangeably.
The victims were most often thrown in the river after being stripped of their clothes . ”.
You are often thrown.
Like lobsters, crabs are often thrown into pots of scalding-hot water and boiled alive.
The word “ historic ” is often thrown around needlessly.
Clothes are often thrown out long before they are ‘ broken '.
People were not often thrown together . ".
Although the term “ addiction ” is often thrown around lightly, having true addiction is serious business.
Shirley 's sin of fornication was often thrown in the church members ' faces by counterprotesters.
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The clerk who is thrown out of work
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General schemes are often accessible for free
And often sacrificed to the goddess of agriculture
The victims are very often innocent children
