Sentence examples for hurl in from inspiring English sources

We kept cobblestones in a bucket on the balcony to hurl in case of an attack by skinheads.

The team Bliss skates for is called the Hurl Scouts (hurl in this context is slang for vomit) and her nom de guerre is "Babe Ruthless".

8.09pm BST 23 min: Karagandy hurl in a long throw in the hope of casuing similar damage to that wrought in the first leg.

Elsewhere, though, they reference everyone from Graham Parker to the Damned, and hurl in everything from Doorsy organs to twangy-guitared surf-rock, delivering each song with epic, music-hall rowdiness.

What we said: "They reference everyone from Graham Parker to the Damned, and hurl in everything from Doorsy organs to twangy-guitared surf-rock, delivering each song with epic, music-hall rowdiness", wrote Dave Simpson, in the Guardian.

At one point, groups of riot police officers were seen beating Muslim protesters, who were shouting, in Arabic, "God is Great!" while a few yards away other Muslims were breaking pavement into rocks to hurl in the direction of a group of Christians.

Then grenades were hurled in.

Tensions occasionally flared and taunts were hurled in otherwise peaceful events.

Even up the road at City the towel has been hurled in.

It's also one of those words hurled in rage and then repented forever.

Does it deserve the public slings and arrows hurled in its direction this week?