Sentence examples for broad flings from inspiring English sources
Broad flings his bat at Rampaul's final ball, which takes the edge and flies into the hands of a diving slip.
In its purest, wildest form, his self-nourishing fantasy is of a world where each earthly thing, as Gerard Manley Hopkins put it, in perhaps the most beautiful poem ever written about self-definition, "finds tongue to fling out broad its name".
Sammy c Broad b Parry 3 (West Indies 151-8) The first ball over over 42 is thunked to midwicket, high above Broad, who throws up two hands, fails to hold on, flings out his hands, fails to hold on, and then flings out his hands again and pouches it this time.
The title suggests a hugely broad canvas, and the show is like a splatter painting, flinging skits and character portraits at the audience.
He flings open the door, and welcomes the couple with a broad smile.
The floodgates have been flung wide open.
Beyond the kitchen, up two broad steps, there is a shaded, cavernous sort of living room, with large cushions flung about on the floor.
There have been other flings.
This catapult action flings the spore away from the sterigma.
Jane flings an insult at Chelsea.
