This is not the first time tacit homophobia has been flung toward the expert team that put together Coronation Street.
In addition to a steady stream of people, anything too large to fling toward the stage was crowd-surfed in that direction.
"No guarantees," he said, flinging it toward the sun.
Tutored by James A. Baker III in the ways of politics in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, Mr. Cicconi, 58, plays hardball — literally, as a pitcher in an adult baseball league, flinging fastballs toward batters more than a decade younger.
They whirled from corner to corner, arms outstretched to one another — this pair, that pair, these, those, the same all around the room, dipping down, flinging up toward the roof.... the curves of breasts, of buttocks, graceful heads that had no features.
This reciprocal bloodshed joined the other centrifugal forces that always seem to be flinging Pakistan toward bedlam: the religious fanaticism, the ethnic separatism, the political corruption, the four military takeovers, the three wars with India, the two wars in Afghanistan, the inconstant friendship of America.
He hit Jeff Francoeur on the left elbow to begin the inning, and Francoeur responded by flinging his bat toward the Braves' dugout and inching toward Pelfrey.
He celebrated by flinging his racket toward the net and his hat into the stands.
But there they were, defenseman Johnny Oduya flinging a shot toward the net even though his backside was over the blue line because flinging a puck at the net late in a tie game is never a bad idea.
Anderson, who most likely received the suspension for flinging his helmet toward the plate, said the umpire, Dan Iassogna, wrote that Anderson had used profane language in three instances.
The Knicks could surely use some personality and largess, as they have spent the first two months of the season looking like an unfocused gang of jump-shooters flinging their way toward 45 victories and a first-round dismissal from the playoffs next spring.
