Sentence examples for head hurling from inspiring English sources

A DVD recorded at the time, to be released in April, documents Ms. DiDonato living her character in every tilt of the chin and toss of the head, hurling glances like darts (and actual darts like thunderbolts).

A small group of protesters – scarves wrapped around their heads – hurled Molotov cocktails and aimed fireworks at police positioned under a revered statue in the center of Taksim Square.

Perhaps Chicago can cut its disastrously high murder rate — while negotiating a mass transit deal and a teachers' contract, the latter without him and Karen Lewis, the union head, again hurling curses at each other.

If the voice in your head is hurling demoralizing epithets at you every 10 seconds, you'll feel defeated before you've even left the starting gate.

When the nasty little voice in your head is hurling unkind words at you, it's impossible to simultaneously trust yourself.

After the game, as he cleared space around his locker for reporters, Reed lifted a folding chair over his head and hurled it at a wall from 5 feet away.

Without thinking I sprint toward the head and hurl myself toward her neck, feeling my hands hit their mark.

As Maidana wound up his right arm it was like watching a young cricketer learning to bowl, head down and hurling for all he was worth.

Their aim was to grab the pig by the tail, swing it round their heads, and hurl it into the fields.

Rip off your own heads and hurl them at the enemy!" You'll have guessed I made the last bit up, but it captures the flavour of this wondrously demented rant.

We used to invent a thousand catastrophes - a nudge from one of those sharp keels over head & then water roaring & boiling against the windows; and an explosion of deadly gas; a head-on-collision, hurling the cars through the walls of the tube.