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NOUN
  1. (rugby) an act or instance of throwing a ball in to put it into play

How To Use throw-in In A Sentence

  • If he can get into his stride from the throw-in at Clones, then Coulter has the capacity to leave his hallmark of solid gold quality firmly etched on the game.
  • Pearce, wanting to take a quick throw-in, grabbed the ball and pushed him on the cinder track surrounding the pitch.
  • Boyle wasted no time making his mark, scything through a static Abbey defence from the throw-in to register a great score.
  • Halifax had taken a deserved lead on 31 minutes when Lee Elam was inexplicably left unmarked at a throw-in close to the corner flag.
  • Armagh were still reeling from the hammer-blow of losing their influential captain Kieran McGeeney before the throw-in.
  • While the four 21 hurling teams will enjoy a July throw-in, the football edition is as yet unlisted, and no effort by Monday's county board could find a solution - for the second year in succession.
  • The goal came off a throw-in from Joaquin Del Olmo to Blanco in the penalty box.
  • A superb left-footed point by Benji O'Brien within seconds of the throw-in was quickly replied to by Jamie Doyle with a 20 metre free for Clonmore.
  • Pearce, wanting to take a quick throw-in, grabbed the ball and pushed him on the cinder track surrounding the pitch.
  • By kicking deep, and applying follow-up pressure, the intention was to force the opposition to concede the throw-in.
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