toss out

Don't worry about the (lack of) sense of what you write, for you can chose to keep or toss out these ideas when the activity is over.

But President Bush would routinely toss out this excuse and the national media would dutifully report it, as though it somehow made sense.

Would they really lean across the passenger seat to toss out a bottle of piss?

We hope the court resists the temptation to toss out the case, which would force women to file lawsuits one by one.

It just isn't realistic for these businesses to toss out a mission-critical core system and build a new one.

Toss out the fire, ' said the captain; 'the chill is past, and we must n't have smoke in our eyes. '

And finally, a state TV host urged his countrymen to toss out the "foreign trash. "

Before we toss out mainstream discipline, it would be nice to have some evidence.

But before you stop tweeting and toss out your iPhone, it turns out that spending time on the Web could actually be making you happier.

The answers to these questions lie in the business books that many literary editors so casually toss out.

Eating healthy tastes good and helps you feel better. Toss out those sugar-packed treats and stock up on fresh fruits and veggies.

If the judge doesn't have the authority to toss out unreasonable claims then all of us go through the day looking over our shoulders.

Even toss out that emergency pack you have stashed in the secret pocket of your backpack. Get rid of your ashtrays and lighters, too.

But macroeconomic events should never lead us to toss out the first rule of prudent policy: fund projects only when benefits exceed costs.

To write stories that they intend to evaluate, learn from, improve, or toss out as a failed experiment.

Would they renew or release? Snap up or toss out renewal offers that arrived in the mail?

To prevent injury, people don't have to toss out flip-flops or high heels entirely.

So, don't toss out your garage door openers or cordless phones, people.

Each year, we toss out about 27 percent of edible food, and the average family of four throws out about $600 worth of groceries.

Toss out as much as possible a relatively small amount.