Sentence examples for he has lobbed from inspiring English sources

Trump spewed insults at "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski on Twitter, calling her "crazy" and dumb and mocking her face ― all insults he has lobbed at women before. .

He said he had "lobbed it [the extinguisher] to go into a gap in the crowd below.

He had lobbed the ball, as if throwing a timing pattern to a wide receiver; it sailed over the first baseman's head by a substantial margin.

But on Tuesday she described the extraordinary moment when she received a message in a bottle 101 years after he had lobbed it into the Baltic Sea.

One of the men was severely wounded by a bomb he had lobbed at the Bangkok police as he sought to flee the house on Tuesday, the second was arrested at Bangkok's main international airport as he sought to board a flight, and the third was arrested after having fled to Malaysia, which plans to extradite him back to Thailand, police officials have said.

She buzzes energetically as she describes the countless applications she has lobbed through the Internet, as well as the online courses she is taking to burnish her software skills.

Trump has lobbed the "little" epithet at his adversaries before in October he lashed out at "Liddle Bob Corker," a Republican senator who made the apt observation that the president behaves like a child.

Trump has lobbed criticism at many involved with the investigation, including his own Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who he declared "scared stiff" and "missing in action" in a weekend tweet.

Orkut, Jaiku, Wave, Buzz — Google has lobbed forth one fizzled flop after another.

The group has lobbed missiles into Israel, but the border has been quiet recently.

Into this intractable problem, Professor John Ashton has lobbed the proposal of lowering the age of consent to 15.