throw in

• “I just needed to throw in an alien abduction or two and my customer Mrs. Tibbetts would love reading all about it.”

  Simon & Schuster: The House on the Gulf

• “The opening chapter of the story was clear enough: Marcel Vivien, owner of a prosperous little business, with a wife and child, had mysteriously vanished, having made up his mind overnight to abandon everything and throw in his lot with a very young woman.”

  Maigret and the Loner

• “I could even throw in some lunges and turn the whole thing into a mini-workout.”

  Simon & Schuster: Disenchanted Princess

• “They knew he was a hardcase, and they wanted to be hardcases just like him, and when he invited them to throw in with him on the hijacking, it had just seemed like a lark, kind of.”

  Drowned Hopes

• “I'll take the two-fifty, Spider said, if you throw in a ride to the bus station.”

  1968

• “And we even throw in these personal, multi-frequency portable radios with a two-mile range for free.”

  Hardcase

• “In the middle of a difficult interrogation I would get up and poke the fire at length, then throw in noisy shovelfuls of coal, looking quite bland, while my client stared at me in bewilderment.”

  Maigret's Memoirs

• “For some time now Yao had believed that Shen Xue had enough height in the jump, and quick enough rotation, to be able to land the first-ever quad throw in competition.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE SECOND MARK

• “My sister and I took it down to Mrs. Priegle to throw in the furnace.”

  Simon & Schuster: Enemies of the People

• “With Podduyev fidgeting beside him and anxious to throw in the armour whose columns were already beginning to bunch near the gaps in the minefield,”

  First Clash

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