throw up

verb

1. to give up; abandon, relinquish
2. to build or construct hastily
3. to reveal; produce

   every generation throws up its own leaders

4. informal.
   also intr to vomit

Example Sentences

Then, on a mad-dash scramble to his right, Maiava threw up a downfield prayer to Duce Robinson, who came back to the ball for a miraculous reception.

From Los Angeles Times

However, this throws up the possibility of uncertainty over where knockout matches would be played if India progress to the semi-finals.

From BBC

“Do not despair. This is not a time to throw up our hands,” Harris said.

From Los Angeles Times

"This is not a time to throw up our hands. This is a time to roll up our sleeves."

From Salon

But polling the Tory party membership is not straightforward and it is a party whose internal races often throw up surprises.

From BBC