US /θroʊ ðə bʊk æt/
・UK /θrəu ðə bʊk æt/
expressions because it just seems so dramatic, "to throw the book at
crime you did they "throw the book at you". So usually judges are the
You want to throw the book at him when he lacks remorse or a sense of having done anything wrong.
You want to throw the book at him when he lacks remorse
The judge is going to throw the book at him.
The judge is going to throw the book at him.
I hope they throw the book at him because when we have a culture where people who run for public office and are in the public eye are under threats of violence and this, again, did start with Trump.
I hope they throw the book at him.
Don't you want to throw the book at me for old times sake?
Don't you wanna throw the book at me for old times' sake?
You want to throw the book at him when he lacks remorse or a sense of having done anything wrong.
You want to throw the book at him when he lacks remorse
You want to throw the book at him when he lacks remorse or a sense of having done anything wrong.
feel like I have to take the categorical stance. You want to throw the book at him.
You can also throw the book at the cat clock on the wall, which starts you down the path of an entirely different metagame.
You can also throw the book at the cat clock on the wall, which starts you down the path of an entirely different metagame.