I'd like to borrow a wrench.

A wrench is a commonly used tool.

Hand me the wrench.

Hand me the wrench.

Hand me that wrench.

Hand me that wrench.

Pass me that wrench.

Pass me that wrench.

He throws the ball, catches it, throws it again.

Will the political resurgence of labor unions throw a wrench into the wheels of globalization?

Then he throws his helmet in the air.

Nigerian Senate throws out anti social media bill

The tree throws its shadow over the wall.

It throws a stark light on the flaws of capitalism's core institutions.

CAMBRIDGE Will the political resurgence of labor unions throw a wrench into the wheels of globalization?

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Her cub, feeds him, throws him Exactly like me.

The boy runs down again and throws me the ball.

Mine squeezes me in a tire, throws me to the ground and starts hitting me.

An anti Japanese hero throws a bomb to the sky and takes down a Japanese fighter plane!!!

In short, Javanese culture helps Indonesia handle the many diverse voices that a new democracy throws up.

You know, a burnout, or eventually the body says, I can't take it anymore, and throws in the towel.

ErdiErge Police in Besiktas throws gas bombs on ambulances several wounded in istanbul laborday Turkey

She's so cheap that she uses tea bags three times before she throws them away.

When discussing queer topics, Azerbaijan s media throws the most basic journalistic ethics completely out of the window.

This is important, because according to studies this is the amount of trees a single person throws out into the trash each year.

The craps test Play 200,000 games of craps, counting the wins and the number of throws per game.

A woman leaves an airport and feels naked in the face of the looks that every man throws at her on the way out.

In a way, we are building personalized propaganda engines that feeds users content which makes them feel good and throws away the uncomfortable bits.

It's a culture characterized by a social intelligence which takes what the theocratic regime throws its way, breathes new life into it, and creates their own leaders.

In the long run, the outcome is pretty clear, especially if one throws in the coming Fed interest rate hikes.

An hour later they get down off of the rickshaw, and she throws her hands up and she says, Wasn't that wonderful?

She throws her hands in the air and says, I tell him 'You can go back, but I'm not going with you.

Larry Fink, the CEO of the multinational investment management firm BlackRock, takes a similar view It really throws into question the whole globalization of these firms, with each country for itself .

Nature throws up natural experiments, but in most circumstances, so many things change so rapidly that it is often difficult to untangle what caused what.

The DR CAFTA pays lip service to international labor standards as enshrined in the International Labor Organization s core labor rights, but promptly throws them overboard.

You have to be careful where you put your feet down, don't you, because if you get it wrong, it just throws you off your feet.

As Iran throws its weight and billions of dollars behind the Alawites, and the Gulf States do likewise in support of the Sunnis, Syria is being torn apart.

Political commentator Andrei Piontkovsky said nothing of Putin's mortal coil, warning instead that Putin is dragging Russia into a Middle Eastern holy war. Saving Assad's butt, Putin throws Russia into the sizzler of a medieval religious war between Shiites and Sunnis.

Indeed, the world s population throws away nearly 10 ounces of gold and five ounces of platinum for every ton of cell phones that are discarded in landfills or incinerated.

Then, as the murderer desperately throws himself on the body, as though with passion, and drags it and hacks it, so Vronsky covered her face and shoulders with kisses.

President Vladimir Putin s choice of Dmitri Medvedev, Chairman of Gazprom, the gas company with an emerging stranglehold on European energy supplies, only throws this question into an even starker light.

And the Eskimo community basically camps out on the edge of the ice here, waits for a whale to come close enough to attack. And when it does, it throws a harpoon at it, and then hauls the whale up under the ice, and cuts it up.

The DR CAFTA pays lip service to international labor standards as enshrined in the International Labor Organization s core labor rights, but promptly throws them overboard. Instead, countries are committed only to enforcing their own labor laws, which often seem designed to prevent workers from joining a union.

A word, a look, a reaction, a withdrawal, a criticism, a judgement.