Chucked in a sentence

According to a study commissioned by Golden Circle, 87 per cent of Aussie parents say their kiddos get bored of their packed lunches, and 63 per cent report $10 to $55 worth of food getting chucked per week.

Getting chucked out of the Donbas is one thing, Crimea is another.

Greene’s overt antisemitism, racism, and attachment to any and every dotty conspiracy theory which once got her chucked off any committee where she might do damage, has now been appointed by Speaker McCarthy to two high profile committees.

He went out with Kelle, who chucked him when she discovered that he wanted to go out with her because she was black.

In a year when creamy things chucked in a bowl too often marked the meal’s end, the best dessert gong has to go to the beautiful chocolate work enclosing the gorgeous riff on rhubarb served to me at at Grantley Hall, near Rippon.

She's just chucked into Season 1 as a prisoner Vox Machina rescues from the Briarwoods, only to then betray the crew.

The initial melee was sparked when White chucked a bottle in Levana bar where Reid - whose rapper name is Stardom - was performing.

The Long Island woman who was nearly killed in 2004 when a teenager randomly chucked a frozen turkey through her car windshield died on Monday.

The solitary point they have taken against the top nine, in the 2-2 draw at Tottenham, also felt like a defeat because they chucked away a two-goal lead.

And they’re probably coming down too late, too little and too slowly for a lot of smaller companies and the investment funds that chucked money at them over the past few years.

But the team all wanted to learn and chucked themselves into the training and said that by week six they started to get the hang of it.

Corralling a puck at the left point of the Penguins’ zone, Panthers defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson maneuvered to the center point and chucked a wrister toward the cage.

Doncic flippantly chucked the ball toward the basket — and it went in.

He then chucked bricks at the scene after 'breaking down a wall'.

He was the coolest in the room during an explosive summer, as wantaway players chucked their transfer grenades into what was already a scene of post-relegation devastation, bringing a steady hand to the situation.

I've properly chucked everything into it this time.

She chucked the open suitcase across the hall.

The flytipper from Slough chucked the household rubbish onto Billet Lane in Iver on July 25, as he reportedly thought it was an 'open dump'.

They tossed books from the shelves and chucked possessions on the floor.

We are plates of Wagyu beef being chucked into the trash for the sin of being near-perfect, over and over, hoping to return next time a little better.