toss away

And I’d hate to see you toss away a good thing for something that may be nothing at all.

Think about the last time you tossed away an electronic product.

Even this was a win that City almost managed to toss away.

Walton is not ready to simply toss away the season.

But it is one that should not be tossed away lightly.

They are brought in, given some prominence, then simply tossed away.

Now they would throw him in jail and toss away the key.

There was also half a stick, tossed away some distance from the others.

It would not be so easy for her to toss away years of resentment.

He had tossed away their old names and supplied them with new ones.

A person forgot such matters when five years of work got tossed away.

It is well to be prepared for ill, but do not yet toss away the future, my friend.

She shook her head violently, as if to toss away the very thought.

Back then, pretty much everything the neighborhood lost or tossed away ended up in the creek.

Everything she had tried to achieve for herself during the last four years would have to be tossed away, useless.

He dried his arms and then tossed away the towel.

And this was mostly because of old machine tools being tossed away.

He figured the setup was too good to toss away, and said so.

And much of that perfectly good food is evidently tossed away in the home.

By the time the day was done, he had angrily tossed away his clubs several times.

"Three and a half million razors are tossed away each day."

An item tossed away after a consumer is finished with it?

He beckoned to me, called something which the wind tossed away.

Two great strides-and he was about to toss away the first.

He tossed away nearly half a million dollars in worthless projects.