What is "threw away"

Usage examples of "threw away".

He threw away the warm beer, pulled out an ice bucket, walked over and plunked two cubes in her glass then walked back over and pulled out a Mason jar.

There they threw away the stones they had picked up, and tarried a while with the customs' officers, who, being primed by them, had let Calandrino pass unchallenged, while their laughter knew no bounds.

Concluding that he had but a short time to live, my friend threw away the nauseating medicines, ate whatever he had a natural desire for, and was soon as well as ever--the obvious moral of which is, that we can get whatever treatment we need most beneficially from our food.

One of the pirates following the tanker threw away a pistol and began to run back toward the ship.

You can see yourself doing it, and every one pointing to you as the man who threw away a fortune.

I threw away the emptied guns and seized a random length of steel from the wrecked launch cradle.

Mu Tai did as the fox commanded, and when he emerged from the freezing water the fox threw away Mu Tai's torn clothes and wrapped him in the blanket.

They left their magazine shot-guns, taking instead the double-barrelled kind, on account of the rapidity with which this enabled them to fire the second barrel after the first, and threw away the water that had collected in the bucket, out of respect to the spirit's warning.

He threw away the slip of paper, put the heroin away, and leaned back to relax.

Okay, so we were militant, but I was born in the Midwest, and when you were from Iowa, you never threw away anything you could can, freeze, or over-winter in the cellar.

As he was about to pull the trigger, the man threw away with force a short heavy spear, and squatted submissively on his hams, his back to the wall and his clasped hands between his legs.

He threw away his rifle and tried to drop down the ramp, but he was too late.