I have a hunch, but we toss around a few ideas.
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So Atkinson has a lot of bread crumbs to toss around.
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We toss around ideas and launch inquiries into this or that.
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A fire whirl can pick up and toss around a fire truck.
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But, well, not everyone has a few hundred extra bucks to toss around.
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It's fine that Netflix can toss around enough money to reactivate David Letterman.
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And to its credit, the EcoSport is decent inside and fun to toss around.
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The two even toss around the idea of possibly running away together to New Mexico.
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Think of that the next time you hear Mr Trump toss around the "i" word.
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The scientific community loves to toss around the term "transparency," but it mostly remains a buzzword.
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"It's still open for different researchers to toss around quite a few different opinions," said Goertzel.
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Reggie is solemnly silent while people toss around ideas for guerilla tactics and shows of force.
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And a gentle breeze will toss around any fallen leaves, and the sun will shine bright.
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Head up to Wisconsin's state Cow Chip Throw and Festival and toss around a few cow patties.
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That's an impossible price for an inflatable ball you toss around, but then this isn't just a ball.
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It's easy to toss around cliche sound quality terms, but this is something that's extremely subjective for everyone.
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In practice, however, it's also a chance to make a joke, swear, or toss around the eggplant emoji.
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Let's say in context where it used to be what you would toss around, you don't hear that.
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It's a demonstration of his strength; that he can toss around a car door like it's no big deal.
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They toss around names — the Owl Boxes, the U.F.O. Hole, the Refrigerator Stand — places they've killed deer for decades.
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Pump reportedly inked an $8 million recording deal in March, so he's got plenty of money to toss around.
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"The same people who talk about human rights in public easily toss around human lives behind closed doors," she said.
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I get in bed and toss around because I napped so much today, but finally doze off around 43.863 a.m.
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White gained most of the 59 yards, including 8 yards untouched on a toss around left end for the score.
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A common refrain politicians toss around while stumping for votes is that small businesses are the backbone of the economy.
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You can toss around your stakes rather willy-nilly, pinning all of the window edges while still having stakes to spare.
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People like The Health Ranger love to toss around phrases like "Big Pharma" to scare people into buying their "natural" products.
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Unlike public intellectuals who casually toss around the word "fascist" to describe a disappointing restaurant salad, Snyder knows this subject cold.
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This is the time of year when critics start to toss around the phrase "Oscar-worthy performance" — probably far too often.
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I bought a cold ham sandwich and watched young, acned jocks toss around a round business card like it was a frisbee.
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They toss around the superstuff and giggle at the legend, but they're finally confined by the superhero story and its corporate sanctity.
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Yet the great recession left the county without that kind of money to toss around and, anyhow, Sadler had entered the picture by then.
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As conservationists and geneticists toss around the idea of re-creating extinct species, there are some practical concerns to address before any are introduced.
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As they have done before, they toss around luxury brand names and cite the facts of their prosperity: houses, cars, designer clothes, extravagant watches.
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Pence took advantage of the flight delay to toss around a football with members of his staff and threw a few easy passes to the press.
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We shouldn't toss around such accusations lightly, so I've looked back over more than 40 years of Donald Trump's career to see what the record says.
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Since the duo is made of silk, polyester, and stretch terry fibers, it&aposs breathable, highly absorbent, and moves well as I toss around at night.
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Although many people casually toss around the idea of entrepreneurship like free candy, she says that being thoughtful about building toward that goal is just as important.
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So many people toss around the word "psycho" or "psychotic" without understanding what psychosis is; they think that psychosis is wildness, or general bad behavior, perhaps violence.
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It's a bit unnerving to see Deadpool, whom we're used to seeing toss around cynical, raunchy jokes, believing in goodness and being able to change your ways.
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But until we have some fun new ones to toss around, why not brush up on these since your 2020 is sure to be full of them.
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The back of the phone is covered in frosted glass, though, so it's not the kind of phone you want to casually toss around — because it will break.
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There are some voiceover sections and a few objects to pick up and toss around, but it's a simple linear experience that lasts under an hour in total.
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LG likes to toss around the word "immersive" when describing the thing, a which comes across as bit of a nod to the recent explosion in VR headsets.
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The men toss around some pretty epic ideas — a sword, a dragon on the ass cheek, the faces of the deceased Cersei/Jaime love children down the arm.
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The contenders include Terry Bradshaw (playing himself), who seems thrilled to have Peter to toss around a football with but pays no attention to Kyle, and Roland (J.
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Not only does Tim Tebow know how to throw both a football and baseball on the field, but the athlete knows how to toss around toast (yes, toast) too!
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I haven't had a chance to visit U.S. Bank Stadium since it was built so it was fun to walk around and explore the stadium and toss around the football.
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The whole point of this football — from the game modes to just the toss-around stats experience — is that it has to be used with at least one other person.
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But you can't just toss around "bitch" all willy-nilly — especially when it comes to describing a powerful, driven woman (and extra especially when she's played by Meryl effing Streep).
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In 2017, however, the term has lost its clear subcultural meaning, and because of its various ethical baggage, makes very little sense to toss around as an internet catch-all.
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In 2014, China was growing rapidly, its middle class had more cash to toss around, and people started buying more and more milk (particularly powdered milk) from the United States.
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Nevertheless, in the coming days you will likely hear Republican and conservative commentators toss around words like "originalist" and "strict constructionist" to describe the ideal approach of the upcoming nominee.
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It's limited to the spectator mode that lets you watch other matches, all while you're powerless to do anything besides toss around a few virtual chairs and watch the apocalypse unfold.
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Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Portable Bluetooth speaker: EcoXGear GDI-EXBLD810 EcoBoulder+ Some gatherings need a portable Bluetooth speaker that offers bigger sound than an option you can toss around.
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Regardless, one thing is very clear: No one on Trump's team committed treason, and it's irresponsible to casually toss around a term that has a very specific, and very limited, definition.
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"Climate change" was always a term I heard people toss around, but I didn't think much of it until freshman year when my debate team was assigned the topic of carbon taxes.
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And Republican leaders including House Speaker Paul Ryan routinely toss around insolvency as a justification for schemes to further privatize Medicare by sending seniors into an insurance marketplace with vouchers to buy coverage.
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The grandchildren — who range in age from 10 to 35 — and the spouses of the older ones excuse themselves to play with the dog or their phones, or to toss around a ball.
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Lenovo says the C930 will start at $1,400, which is still cheaper than an equivalent MacBook Pro 15, but not exactly a hunk of cash a lot of people can toss around with abandon.
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He plotted a syllabus for a self-directed education that gobbled up everything his curious mind could get its hands on and his only breaks were to secretly toss around basketball in a neighbor's yard.
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In an age when showrunners toss around supersized episodes with abandon, "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life" actually merits its 90-minute run time by paying off the season's many risks with rewards.
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In a world in which world leaders toss around cheap superlatives and crass exaggerations about these virtues, Francis wants to reclaim love from its emoji status and show it is actions that give words their substance.
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Huber's first stop in this exploration was to touch base with his best friend from college, Jeff Proctor — who had earned a BS in biochemistry from Virginia Tech — to toss around some potential ideas for entrepreneurial ventures.
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People toss around words like "warrior" when a guy plays through an injury, and with the NHL's identity so tied up in that bullshit, the league is afraid tearing that down will bring the league itself down with it.
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In regular conversation, people toss around the word "theory" almost like it's meaningless (I have a theory that Katy Perry is actually JonBenét Ramsay), but in science, theory is pretty much the highest honor you can give an idea.
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The demo gives you a minute to get oriented—fiddle with the stereo or toss around empty soda cans with the pair of disembodied hands you control with the Move sticks—before you're swarmed by a rival gang on motorcycles.
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SEOUL — If you were hoping President Donald Trump would toss around nicknames for North Korea's leader and casually mention bombing the hell out of things, you probably came away disappointed from Trump's speech to the South Korean National Assembly Wednesday.
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Given the amount of money that the Kremlin's henchmen toss around in Europe and elsewhere on all kinds of fronts and for all kinds of issues, it would be remarkable indeed if somehow this World Cup bid is the exception to that behavior.
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With all the data we toss around (high resolution photos, 4K videos, huge project files, etc.), it's more important than ever that we don't waste our lives away waiting for our digital files to transfer from one place to device to another.
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I know that shooting fireballs has to look like a power you have in a video game but toss around this sequence of words in your head "a fire outside of logic," and tell me: are you imagining something much more interesting?
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Lanier told me he's always been interested in finding a way to think about technology that's more positive and pleasant than the dismal metaphors people toss around, imagining some new super-intelligence will make humans obsolete, or that we're headed toward the Matrix.
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If you're looking for a sturdy pair of shades you can toss around (but most certainly shouldn't) and won't get scratched like plastic or regular, thinner glass, the Person 714 sunglasses will remain timeless through your final years, however distant they may be.
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It's unclear when, if ever, we'll actually get to see versions of Johnny, Mark, Denny, and Lisa toss around footballs and sing about pizza orders on the proscenium stage, but if there is any justice in this dark and cruel world, Ben Folds will make it happen eventually.
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It explores capitalism but addresses class strife only obliquely; it makes predictions for Harlem and the South Bronx yet relegates racial and ethnic dynamics to the background; and in an age when local real estate agents already toss around terms like "Anthropocene" and "flood zone" over brunch, its audacious futurism arrives feeling a bit obsolete.
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Those were among the harsh words top Democrats used to toss around about the actions of James B. Comey during his tenure as director of the F.B.I. Their anger and resentment over his handling of the Hillary Clinton email matter and other issues were so pronounced that President Trump expected applause from them when he fired Mr. Comey.
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Louise told me that Shaw would toss around the terms "bear market" and "correction" but to help traders understand the magnitude of the event he was talking about, he told them that when he said "correction", they should think of a decline of around 10, and a "bear market" would be a drop of around 20 percent or more.
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The Silver Marten is playful, enjoys romping around, and likes playthings it can toss around its cage.
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Real estate speculators had money to toss around. Pierre, population 3200, made the most generous case to the voters—its promoters truly believed it would be the next Denver and be the railway hub of the Dakotas. The North Western railroad came through but not the others it expected. In 1938 Pierre counted 4000 people and three small hotels.
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Other wild and crazy activities would occasionally take place, such as turning the lights down low while several of the guests marched through the restaurant in masks, to the sound of "spooky" music. One regular feature was a performance where someone dressed as a pizzeria chef would "ceremonially" toss around a clump of pizza dough, though Asti actually did not serve pizza. Asti fare consisted primarily of pasta, seafood, and meat dishes. They also had a lengthy wine list.
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Sakaara of Alexandria is a powerful and dangerous demonic undead. A vampire with cambion ancestry, when Rath sired her she underwent an oddly monstrous transformation; taking on a red succubi like form reflecting her fallen heritage. Purgatori is an all powerful Demigoddess of incredible ability and experience, this added to her hybrid nature makes her several time stronger than either hellborn or vampire. She boasts incredible amounts of physical conditioning easily able to rend flesh, toss around cars and bend steel.
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In September 2015, Cuban stated in an interview that running for president was "a fun idea to toss around", and that, if he were running in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, he "could beat both Trump and Clinton".Javers, Eamon (September 14, 2015) "Mark Cuban: I could beat Trump AND Clinton", MSNBC.Severa, Kenny (September 14, 2015) "2016 Presidential Election: Mark Cuban Says He Can Beat Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton", Latin Post. This was interpreted by many media outlets as indication that Cuban was considering running, but he clarified soon afterward that he had no intention to do so.Fox, Michelle (September 14, 2015) "Mark Cuban: I'm not running for president", CNBC.
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" It introduced the video of Wahls's testimony with the words "This is what it looks like to win an argument." Asked to assess his role in LGBT activism, he said in April 2011: "We've been having this conversation for almost 20 years and the actors are all kinda stale. The kids of gay families bring a new face and a new argument to the table." Though he emphasizes the change in support for LGBT equality from one generation to the next, he has described the problematic attitudes of his peers: "Even my best friends that know and love my parents still toss around 'faggot' and 'gay' like it's not really a big deal.
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Not long after the German invasion of the Soviet Union Safronova began working as a partisan intelligence officer for the Kratsov Braynsk Partisan Detachment. In early September 1941 she participated on a mission where the unit parachuted into the Kletnya forest behind enemy lines, after which they engaged in several ambushes and sabotage operations while gathering intelligence, requiring her to cross the front lines on numerous occasions. After the Germans constructed a new theater in her hometown of Bryansk she and her fellow partisans hatched a plan to disrupt the opening ceremony. While the mayor was giving a speech another partisan turned off the lights so they could toss around anti-Axis pamphlets; after the brief incident Safronova ran away to the bathroom.
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He wrote a short story in which the philosopher Averroes is the chief protagonist, Averroes's Search. Many plot points in his stories paraphrase the thought of philosophers, including George Berkeley, Arthur Schopenhauer, and Bertrand Russell; he also attributes various opinions to figures including George Dalgarno. A key plot point in Umberto Eco's novel The Name of the Rose turns on the discovery of a mysterious book that turns out to contain a lost manuscript by Aristotle. Eco's later novel Foucault's Pendulum became the forerunner of a run of thrillers or detective fiction that toss around learned allusions and the names of historical thinkers; more recent examples include Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code and The Rule of Four by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason.
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Will lives with his little sister in a small cabin (which was later burned down by Kevin in retaliation for the earlier incident). Later on, after defeating Target Kevin, he joins Viu in his quest to fulfill his father's dream of finding Gun Blaze West. Will is unique in that he uses a lasso as his weapon of choice instead of firearms, with his two named techniques being "Wave" (flicking a 'wave' of rope at Target Kevin's eyes) and "Tendril" (which he used four ropes to grab all of Kevin's limbs and shattered them with a powerful tug). In his training to master his "Rope Special", Will gained incredible arm strength, allowing him to toss around his opponents like weightless ragdolls when they are collared by his lassoes.
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People who have interacted closely with killer whales offer numerous anecdotes demonstrating the whales' curiosity, playfulness, and ability to solve problems. Alaskan killer whales have not only learned how to steal fish from longlines, but have also overcome a variety of techniques designed to stop them, such as the use of unbaited lines as decoys. Once, fishermen placed their boats several miles apart, taking turns retrieving small amounts of their catch, in the hope that the whales would not have enough time to move between boats to steal the catch as it was being retrieved. A researcher described what happened next: In other anecdotes, researchers describe incidents in which wild killer whales playfully tease humans by repeatedly moving objects the humans are trying to reach, or suddenly start to toss around a chunk of ice after a human throws a snowball.
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