Sentence examples for as if to hurl from inspiring English sources
In the light of the ceiling bulb I saw my reflection, standing with a cloth over his shoulder and looking out at me as if ready to hurl himself into whatever the day might bring.
The word "shot" refers to a heavy ball, which contestants try to hurl as far as they can.
At one point, Father James gets hold of a pistol, as if planning a shootout, only to hurl it unused into the waves.
As if sensing a vacuum, Mr. Weiner decided to hurl one more insult this week.
And if Mr. Barak loses, few expect his rightist opponents to rush to negotiate, just as few expect President-elect George W. Bush to hurl himself immediately into the maelstrom of the Middle East's central conflict.
What if the plane were too heavy to hurl itself smoothly from here to there?
As they steadied themselves, Given was often required to hurl himself around.
The radio blares Spanish rap and the kid in the passenger seat hurls catcalls at passing drivers and then ducks, or threatens to hurl herself out the door if she's angry with you.
As the march continued, Bristolians lined the river banks to hurl abuse at the EDL.
Sometimes you just have to hurl yourself off the cliff and see if anyone tries to catch you.
