Sentence examples for having to hurl from inspiring English sources

Perhaps what figures such as Grillo, Brand and also Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's recently deceased president, offer is a way to feel part of a movement without having to hurl yourself into the occupation of a physical space.

You should only have to toss one insult that gets to the point right away instead of having to hurl a whirlwind of insults that might not all make sense.

After the eighth floor, you have to hurl yourself into a trampoline held by firemen.

In order to compete with other journalists she has to hurl herself further and further into the future.

I've seen a ball come whizzing back from this so hard that the golfer has to hurl himself to the ground in self-defense.

I had to hurl myself at it from across the room so as to land squarely on the bedspread without injuring the historic floorboards.

Keith Warner's staging was ingenious, gripping and, for the dozen young singers who had to hurl themselves around in the tiny, candlelit Sam Wanamaker theatre, heart-in-mouth risky.

"It's important to play hard but play honestly [but] I think it encourages players to start diving if you have to hurl yourself on to the floor to get a decision".

This time last year it was impossible to get the boys off their bikes; I had to hurl myself in front of them suffragette-style just to get them to come in for dinner.

I was talking with my hand and it slipped to the end of my finger and I remember thinking, If I ever lost this ring, I'd have to hurl myself off a building.

Moments of accomplishment were still required, though, and Alex Mitchell, the Annan goalkeeper, who is training to be a PE teacher, had to hurl himself to the right to tip a Lee McCulloch shot over the bar just before the final whistle.