Sentence examples for I'd hurl from inspiring English sources

And "cover up" is the very phrase I'd hurl accusatively back.

But every six months or so I'd hurl it at the wall — then collect the mutilated frame, feeling like a total dick.

Then I'd hurl it into the sun.

It proved to be of great comfort, in later years, that I'd hurled my uniform over the counter, that I'd yelled "READ MY LETTER" before a throng of customers, and stomped back toward the escalators, uncharacteristically vindicated.

Shortly after breakfast, I went next door, to the main hall of Grand Central Station: an iconic place from which I would hurl myself into the weblog abyss.

If you tried to tell me that Bob Dylan was an "original artist," I would hurl in your face laughing.

But if Angelina Jolie uttered something along those lines, I would hurl her from a cliff-top while foaming at the mouth.

If we kept it up, she'd hurl us into the hallway outside our apartment in Yorkville and not let us back in till she felt like it.

Once we'd hurled all that against the wild New York oyster, baymen switched to farming oysters.

Within the week, his henchman admitted that he'd hurled my watch off a balcony on a dare.

He'd hurled the steak (exit, pursued by dog) because the casino owner called him Frank, rather than Mr Vice President.