Příklady chuck

• He was just chucking out a little bone for his supporters to growl over.

• Are we not chucking out of the services men and women in their prime who still have much to contribute?

• Go to the people; they will tell you—especially if you have just chucked £5 million at them in telling them so.

• In the end she chucked it in, and that facility has been lost in one of my villages, which is very sad indeed.

• Arbitrators do not like having things chucked at them in that way.

• If the level is too high, we shall be chucking money across the country, when a broadly based system would be far fairer.

• Unfortunately, we can do nothing about that because the main reason for it is that we were chucked out of the exchange rate mechanism.

• Here is the richest oilfield in the world, and we have chucked it away!

• In my experience, the corps contained many inexperienced lawyers who were chucked in at the deep end.

• The third great deception is that we can improve public services by chucking money at them—that more people on the payroll necessarily means reform.

• The newspaper headlines were to the effect that she was "chucked out".

• He must know that over a course of years we have just chucked money away in enormous subsidies.

• The fact is that this country has a chance now, by chucking the regulations out.

• To buy a bit of social peace among the youth, we are chucking out some of the older workers.

• We accept that chucking money at it does not resolve the problem.