throw away

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• This could be a throwaway prop or it may be nodding at Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox, which gave Disney the rights to the X-Men and Fantastic Four characters.

• While the company has partnered with numerous small business micro-influencers, this isn’t a throwaway campaign — it even features baseball player Alex Rodriguez.

• A disposable milk bottle that can automatically sense when its contents is spoiling is clearly out of reach, as is a throwaway wound dressing that can monitor moisture levels to ensure proper healing.

• The habit of using disposable items on a regular basis primarily came out of the 1950s when “throwaway living” was advertised as a more convenient alternative than completing household chores like washing dishes.

• Moviegoers were so familiar with the position of the town that it was a throwaway line in the 1940 film The Philadelphia Story.

• Life is a series of seemingly throwaway moments strung together in a peculiar tapestry, and Linklater has captured it beautifully.

• The Getaway Car is lousy with these throwaway lines and asides.

• Even the Vatican weighed in, condemning the case as proof of our “throwaway culture.”

• What a throwaway, half-assed response devoid of any sort of research.

• Yes, there are the usual references to color-changing T-shirts and Jurassic Park, but it feels more warranted than throwaway here.

• The latest message was from a throwaway email address from one of the new Brazilian anonymizers.

• The mainland lay not more than a short stone's throwaway, but between it and the island the water ran as swift as a mill race.

• But in the straight on the run home when all were in close order the dark horse Throwaway drew level, reached, outstripped her.