Trump tosses around the word "liar" a lot; but he's right.
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Mr. Robbins tosses around his lines with amiable lightness, like the professional he is.
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As Nadia, Whigham tosses around her long pink hair and leads a pack of girls through dance routines and boy drama.
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He tosses around insults like there's no tomorrow, and for the most part the other characters stand there meekly and take it.
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He appointed a judge to Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals who has made homophobic comments and tosses around the word "faggot" in speeches.
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Then there's the dad who tosses around "that's so gay" like he's a dumb high school kid in 2005 and the grandmother who blames immigrants for, well, pretty much everything.
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JON PARELES Going way, way over the top, Lizzo's knowing but wholehearted take on an old-fashioned, orchestral soul ballad tosses around profanities as she belts it to the rafters.
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So, when the head of a farming activist group tosses around words like cruel, wasteful and irresponsible, it would be easy to chalk it up to more looniness and walk away.
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We're told the way the training works is Christian shows up for a 30-to-45-minute session ... and as part of the workout, he vigorously tosses around in a machine designed to help his mind.
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At the top is Lizzo's "Cuz I Love You," whose "wholehearted take on an old-fashioned, orchestral soul ballad tosses around profanities as she belts it to the rafters," they write (and include a Spotify playlist).
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In the end, the thing that is truly infuriating is the manner in which Verizon tosses around terms like "unlimited" and "premium data," which somehow has only gotten worse since the last time Verizon updated its phone plans.
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And while Luke still tosses around thugs with ease, the most memorable parts come from smaller moments, among them the final performance by the late Reg E. Cathey -- one of the cast's "The Wire" alums -- as Luke's minister father.
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Though everyone tosses around AI as a competitive advantage, Curated seemingly has a genuine competitive advantage on this front, owing to the background of Vivas, who sold to LinkedIn an earlier company that used AI to automate the recruiting process.
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Committee tosses around ideas for Fair Complex. The Oregonian, June 28, 2007. In March 2011, TriMet received a federal grant to pay for the installation of security cameras at the station.
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When he failed, Anderson grew restless and morose, until he slowly wasted away. The group tosses around theories as to what had been stolen, until Bartram reveals his true reason for attending the meeting: their waiter, Henry, is none other than the honest businessman in question. He asks Henry what it was that he stole from Anderson, and Henry replies that he had only taken Anderson's peace of mind.
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Hope, however, remains confident that they will keep Teon because it's his choice to stay, and instead focuses on getting code names for the Lights. Gabriel chooses "Velocidad", which is Spanish for "speed", while Hope insists that "Hope" is already her code name. Kenji tosses around ideas such as "Derivative" and "Rei" (Japanese for "Zero", and a reference to Rei Ayanami from Neon Genesis Evangelion) before settling on simply "Zero". The group chooses "Primal" for Teon, and Laurie remains with "Transonic".
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