Sentence examples for accused of hurling from inspiring English sources

Two others were accused of hurling a fence at the officers.

Terry, of Chelsea, is accused of hurling insults at Q.P.R. defender Anton Ferdinand, who is black, during their Premier League encounter in October.

The men were accused of hurling abuse at the soldiers, calling them "baby killers" and saying they would "burn in hell".

After a rowdy session of Parliament last week at which he was accused of hurling serious insults, Mr. Mashhadani resigned but then later rescinded his resignation.

Jawad was accused of hurling a hand grenade into a vehicle occupied by two American soldiers and their Afghan interpreter in December 2002.

Mr. Davis was accused of hurling Mr. Sottile to the floor on July 22 , 1999 after Mr. Davis's family got into a dispute with the ticket agent.

Oakland police accused demonstrators of hurling bottles and other detritus at uniformed officers, but in the Bay Area, police are to protesters roughly what chickens are to eggs.

In response, Lee Goodman, one of the Republican commissioners, published a piece in Politico in which he accused Ravel of "hurling tired, caricatured broadsides at my Republican colleagues and me, rather than acknowledging our honestly held legal and philosophical commitment to First Amendment values".

The Peñon de los Carvajales, a lookout above the town, is traditionally known as the place from which the Carvajal brothers commanders of the order who were falsely accused of murder were hurled to their deaths, under a decree of Ferdinand IV of Castile (1312).

Russia accused Mr. Rumsfeld of hurling "these accusations in the spirit of the cold war" as a means to explain his intention to build an antimissile shield over the United States.

In separate interviews, West Bay residents accused one another of hurling insults and other provocative behavior.