The phrase "after hurling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that occurs following the act of throwing something forcefully.
Example: "He felt a sense of relief after hurling the rock into the lake."
Alternatives: "after throwing" or "following the toss".
After hurling plates and utensils, she turns the kitchen into a disco.
After hurling himself at two concert pieces, and cruising smoothly through some tough passages, he made an unusual campaign promise.
Maybe a brief bump and grind after hurling an opponent from the ring into the first row of seats.
After hurling the bombs, the two attackers ran out the main gate, but one of them collapsed.
The man, Liu Qiang, 38, completed a 10-month prison term in South Korea in November after hurling four gasoline bombs at the Japanese Embassy in central Seoul.
Chris Brown was ordered to spend another three months in rehab yesterday after hurling a rock through the window of his mother's car.
Anti-riot forces fired into mobs after first hurling tear-gas into them.
British liberals, of whatever party, have spent the past six months fleeing one trauma after another, hurling insults over their shoulders.
Last year, he was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly hurling a bottle of wine at another girlfriend.
By constantly going after them, hurling your own insults and spraying your anger back, they continue to hold the upper hand over you and prove that you got what you deserved.
The Kamayani Express was on its way to Mumbai when it derailed late Tuesday night near the town of Harda in Madhya Pradesh state, while the Janata Express was traveling in the opposite direction when it slid off the tracks soon after, sending two coaches hurling through mud before coming to rest on one side at an embankment.
