Expressions

"He threw down his gloves and walked out angrily."

"He threw down the gauntlet by questioning his opponent’s honesty."

"Don’t throw good money after bad on that failing project."

"The seller threw in a free cover with the phone."

"After many failures, he threw in the towel."

"Some rich importers love to throw money around at trade fairs."

"The company tried to throw money at the problem instead of addressing the root cause."

"The government keeps throwing money at the education problem instead of reforming it."

"You can’t just throw money at the problem; we need a proper plan."

"Buying that fake brand bag was like throwing money down the drain."

"It took him weeks to throw off the flu."

"She just threw on a sweater and ran out the door."

"Several candidates have thrown their hats in the ring for the presidency."

"When the senator announced that he would throw his hat into the ring for re-election, it surprised many people."

"He’s always throwing his weight around in meetings."

"She threw herself at the teacher’s mercy after missing the deadline."

"After the breakup, she threw herself into her work."

"We should throw out all the old newspapers."

"She threw him over for another guy."

"She was throwing shade at her ex during the conversation."

"He threw his colleague under the bus to avoid getting fired."

"The judge decided to throw the book at the criminal."

"The host threw to the reporter at the scene."

"They threw together a quick dinner before the guests arrived."

"He threw his colleague under the bus to avoid punishment."

"The spoiled food made him throw up."

"The manager threw up his hands when the plan failed."

"I decided to throw my hat in the ring and apply for the leadership role."

"He likes to throw his weight around in meetings."

"The manager threw his weight behind the new proposal."

"He threw himself into the new training program."

"I ticked off each task as I finished to track the progress before the deadline."

"She was tickled pink by the surprise gift."

"A short-term loan will tide us over until the invoices are paid."

"I need to tidy up the kitchen before going to bed."

"After dinner I always tidy up after the kids before sitting down."

"The new results tie in with our previous research findings."

"The manager wants to tie innovation to strategy for better results."

"This project ties into our long-term digital strategy."

"Free trade agreements tie nations together through common benefits."

"They are planning to tie the knot next summer."

"They tied the knot of friendship during college."

"Many local festivals are tied to historical events."

"Their vision helps to tie together efforts from multiple NGOs."

"We just need to tie up a few loose ends before the event."

"Most of their capital is tied up in real estate."

"Before the deadline, we need to tie up loose ends."

"The fintech company will tie up with a global payment network."

"Her friends call her a tiger mom because she’s very demanding."

"During the recession, people had to tighten their belts."