1 You think it's riding a pretty horse and having the girls throw flowers at you and coming home a hero.
2 If you do I will throw it in the gutter.
3 But Sherman flanked them again, crossing the stream above them, and the weary gray files were forced to hurry across the yellow water and throw themselves again between the invaders and Atlanta.
4 There was nothing else she did have, nothing but this red land, this land she had been willing to throw away like a torn handkerchief only a few minutes before.
5 I think you're real rude to throw off on my poor hands.
6 Raging as she was at his attack on Ashley, she would have given anything to spit on him and throw his offer of money proudly into his mocking face.
7 But, she promised herself, never, never would she again try to prod him into words of love, never again would she try to make him throw away that foolish honor he valued more than love.
8 She remembered her promise given last winter in the orchard, that she would never again throw herself at his head.
9 The whip cracked and the startled horse went off at a wild gallop that threatened to throw the buggy into the ditch.
10 "Fiddle-dee-dee, Melly, what a tempest you make in a teapot," said Scarlett grudgingly, but she did not throw off the hand that stole around her waist.
11 They seemed only to throw her own exceptionalness into becoming relief, and give a soaring vastness to her scheme of life.
12 But now, at the actual crisis, this difference seemed to throw the weight of destitution on Bertha's side, since at least he had her to suffer for, and she had only herself.
13 A soiled man and woman munch sandwiches and throw the crusts on the floor.
14 She longed to be able to throw into her voice the facile passion of a light woman.
15 In vain the captain threatened to throw him overboard; suspended a cutlass over his naked wrists; Queequeg was the son of a King, and Queequeg budged not.