throw together

verb

1. to assemble hurriedly
2. to cause to become casually acquainted

Example Sentences

And I like to get some stuff to throw together for dinner.

From Los Angeles Times

They were shocked by what I was able to throw together.

From Salon

And war also has brought solidarity, throwing together people from all walks of life and turning academics, scientists, writers and many others into soldiers.

From Seattle Times

Using their network of fellow performers, Bailey and his friends threw together the first show.

From Seattle Times

This morning, as I sliced a ripe banana into a pillowy bowl of fresh yogurt, I wasn't just indifferently throwing together another breakfast.

From Salon

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