throw about

He did so, slowly, only to find her arms thrown about him.

At least he would be something that a fellow could get his hands on to and throw about a bit.

They are too valuable to be thrown about the place.

It was not likely she'd ever forget being thrown about.

I had certainly been battered and thrown about a lot.

He had thrown about 120 pitches, which these days is considered a lot.

A great many flowers are carried on and thrown about.

"He had been thrown about eight feet by the impact.

It looked like he was thrown about three metres above the water.

Her new clothes were scattered and thrown about the floor.

We were thrown about inside it, and yet still seemed to be crawling.

He throws about 85 miles an hour, meaning his mistakes can be hit a long way.

The word fascist gets thrown about quite a bit these days.

"In the last two years various names had been thrown about," he said Thursday.

He was probably throwing about 80 miles an hour, but pitchers are often slow early in spring training.

I seized it, and throwing about me ran into the village street.

The tiny figure on his back was being thrown about brutally.

I felt the impact and was thrown about four yards into the room."

I threw about five passes to my tight end, but he dropped all of them.

She let her head rock back and forth, as if being violently thrown about.

All night I am thrown about; it's like trying to sleep in a bumper car.

Pitchers generally begin throwing about five months after the surgery.

I worked out today and threw about 13 minutes.

Freeman's body was thrown about 50 feet after the collision.