Sentence examples for hurl on from inspiring English sources

Whether Christmas makes you want to twirl in the snow or hurl on Santa's lap, there are plenty of shows -- from the cheery to the blasphemous -- to keep the winter blahs at bay.

As the CFF was a not-for-profit organisation, ticket prices remained at a very reasonable sixpence (2½p) until 1971, leaving many children with sufficient money to buy ice cream to either consume or hurl on stage during the balloon-making demonstrations, according to choice.

For every hurt we hurl on others, an equal amount of energy is depleted from us, and until we say sorry and repent genuinely, the energy balance remains low and the transaction remains incomplete.

Normally, we wouldn't stoop to insults a fifth-grader might hurl on a playground here, because even if we are dedicated to the proposition that Democrats can effectively use taunting as talking points -- as effectively as Republicans, even! -- we usually try to keep at least one foot out of the gutter while doing so.

The task is endless, as more blocks get hurled on-screen whenever it looks like their job might be done.

Scared humans running from scared mobs, roughly wrestled by suited spaceman and hurled on to lorries.

NEXT WEEK The strangest items to be hurled on to a pitch from the terraces.

This in turn provoked disturbances in the Anderlecht end, with seats hurled on to the pitch.

Even Richard Nixon at his most demented never levelled the sort of charges that Trump hurls on a daily basis.

Back in the days of soft money, a candidate had ownership of his party's national apparatus and the accusations it hurled on prime-time TV.

He will be hurled on to a merry-go-round of some TV executive's making and it could overwhelm him.