Sentence examples for be flung into some from inspiring English sources

Lorde didn't want acts to feel like their music was "going to be flung into some pot and chosen later … I really cared about what was happening".

Attitudes change and harden, new scapegoats can always be flung into the public realm.

And if the police begin closing in, a painting can always be flung into a dumpster.

Will they be flung into a trash can? Onto a garbage truck?

Gros Michels could be flung into train carriages and ships' holds; Cavendishes had to be packed in cardboard and shipped in pricey refrigerated containers.

An enemy can also be flung into a wall or, given sufficiently close range, at another person, causing them to explode into bits.

There seems to be little danger that any birds will be flung into Memorial Drive traffic when the class tries out the catapults in Killian Court in two days.

Heston would clap his hands once, the tables would be set, plants would be flung into place and, just like magic, it'd be a restaurant.

With enough momentum, objects could be flung into space on their own.

His team's computer simulations confirm that comet impacts would be more numerous if Jupiter were less massive because fewer comets would be flung into outer space.

Eventually, as a result of gravitational relaxation, all stars will either fall into central supermassive black holes or be flung into intergalactic space as a result of collisions.