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He got that name because any man who rode that horse would be thrown off and killed and his wife would become a widow.

You can be thrown off the track. I hope it happens to none of you, but it will probably happen to a small percentage of you.

By the time I return with the sugar and a banana for her cereal, Mom has thrown off self-pity.

A group of vectors very near to the desired result is enormously likely to be thrown off by the next randomly pointing vector.

At the age of five he appeared on his favorite TV show "Romper Room" and was nearly thrown off for misbehaving.

The senior Mr. Gates balanced a family thrown off kilter by a boy who appeared to gain the intellect of an adult almost overnight.

NARRATOR: Having thrown off communism, the countries of Eastern Europe continued to embrace free markets.

I wasn't expecting any interaction with the audience and was thrown off balance by his question.

He could not bear to be thrown off by the woman whose smiles had been so wholly at his command.

The little girl ran so fast that she was thrown off her balance and fell down.

The little girl ran so fast that she was thrown off balance and fell over.

Of course he was pleased that she was thrown off the team!

photographs and television news reports showed that at least two of the cars were thrown off a bridge 50 feet above the ground.

The air currents have been blocked and the circulating currents in the oceans have been thrown off the traditional cycle.

We got thrown off the train at the next stop.

Splinter hemorrhages are blood clots that have been thrown off by the infection and then have lodged in the small blood vessels.

"He understands a subject and works it very hard to its completion. He is not easily thrown off his pins. "

Women, discovered in the ancient Games, would be thrown off a nearby cliff, whether they were spectators or competitors.

The man in the photo is about to be thrown off his horse.

yet they had not been thrown off their balance, or lost touch with their own people.

We were thrown off the track in looking for his house by some confusing directions.

The vortices thrown off by water moving past even a stationary object would be visible to it.

Starr appealed Woods's decision to the Eighth Circuit Court and requested that the judge be thrown off the case for bias.

Sometimes you will be particularly enamored (or obsessed) with one thing, and the rest of your life is thrown off its axis.

With a confident display of power and accuracy, sixth seeded Li dominated a one-sided final as Schiavone was thrown off balance.

Just months after showing signs of leveling off, the housing market has thrown off conflicting signals in recent weeks.

Normal metabolic processes are suppressed and the body's homeostatic balance is thrown off.

"Old forms of government finally grow so oppressive that they must be thrown off" ( Herbert Spencer).

Sometimes a design can intentionally be thrown off balance to direct the viewer's eyes to a certain area.

The blue regions show the cool optical emission, detected by Hubble, from the dust and gas thrown off the star.

The media industry's last true mogul has been wounded by the News of the World scandal, and News Corporation has been thrown off course.

and planetary nebulae, in which a dying star has thrown off its outer layers, with the exposed hot core then ionizing them.

He, braced for a fight, is thrown off balance, and suddenly you feel less threatened, safer in who you are and where you stand.

The veneer of artificiality which she had acquired at the fashionable schools were thrown off.

If a woman was discovered sneaking a quick look, she could be thrown off a cliff!

Daniel's sales pitch is thrown off course, but he replies that the steak chain Smith & Wollensky is his second home.

A woman gets thrown off a plane for nursing her toddler; she sues Delta.

He gets thrown off by pure mathematics, but he's good at anything involving spatial relationships and design.

in this system , cylinder walls are lubricated by splashing oil thrown off from the connecting - rod bearings.

The earth spins at a thousand miles an hour as we desperately try to keep from being thrown off.

For all those reasons, cash thrown off by the business is better directed back into it.

Occasionally there are demonstrations by farmers who have been thrown off their land, or workers angry about their tiny wages.

Otherwise your entire routine may get thrown off balance while you devote night and day to crash efforts.

Gandhi was thrown off a train and later a mall bus for insisting on travelling in the whites - only section.

But that immunity gets thrown off when there are more youngsters who haven't had their recommended vaccines.

China's previous efforts to reduce energy consumption were thrown off course by the $586bn? stimulus? package launched in 2008.

The method of choice is securitisation, the issuing of bonds based on the various revenues thrown off by intellectual property.

Once regarded as a mysterious region, Tibet has long thrown off its veil to reveal itself to the world.

With prediabetes, the subtle balance between glucose and insulin has been thrown off.

The entire region's economic boom could be thrown off course.

But where they've been eradicated, a key part of human development has been thrown off.

Your perceptions are just completely thrown off.

I couldn't stop or go around in time, so I ran into him and was thrown off my motorbike.

The old lady was thrown off balance by a gust of wind.

The spies were finally thrown off his track.

Cancer cells have thrown off this restraint.

Korean residues of complaint and hatred to Japan become their heavy burden that can't be thrown off.

He was thrown off the horse.

Similar to those who were thrown off a cliff, or kids that Nancy rescued?

She could be thrown off a cliff.

Meetings later that day may be thrown off schedule because the earlier ones ran late.

One thrown off from a burning substance.

The boy was thrown off the bus.

I was thrown off balance when the bus came to a stop suddenly.

I was thrown off balance by the sudden gust of wind.

Sporting events were thrown off schedule as some 46 millimetres (1. 8 inches) of rain fell in the first week of the games.

your body is thrown off its cycle.

After an immense American sacrifice, including the loss of some 4, 400 lives, Iraq is a country that has thrown off its tyrannical past.

It can be thrown off balance by anything.

She has thrown off all senses of shame.

On the other hand, this change has completely thrown off my intuitive perception of time.

The number of inches the earth was thrown off its axis by the powerful earthquake

When I've thrown off the weight of this crazy stone

"Newland must stay till he has quite thrown off his cold, " said Mrs. Welland indulgently;

Analysis and Handling of Inside Bearing Ring Being Thrown-off in Series JS HV Motors

Otherwise your entire routine may get thrown off balance

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Gandhi was thrown off a train and later a mail bus

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