Sentence examples for hurl ourselves from inspiring English sources

We use a rope swing and the overhanging branches to hurl ourselves into the icy water.

We often stopped to hurl ourselves into the water, which was clean and warm.

The first thing we do when we arrive is hurl ourselves into the crystalline lake.

We can all hurl ourselves at the ramparts but will just end falling into the moat".

Boots, black and leather provided a certain group with a certain emotional exoskeleton, a blustering attempt to express an edgy, careless willingness to hurl ourselves into oblivion.

From time to time, Packer writes, "not more than once a century -- it suddenly reappears, and our slackness produces a wave of self-disgust, and we hurl ourselves into reform".

When we weren't canoeing we were hurling ourselves into the water from the jetty or leaping off the water-ski jump in the middle of the lake.

And yet, as Gray argues, we have faith in the future even if we can see no path through – we are always hurling ourselves into its temporal abyss.

Then we hurled ourselves into a hot tub, the only crowded place at Atlantis this day except for the casino, and promised to take the slide even more times the next day and the one after that, our last.

Instead of paying a ski technician to set our bindings, we clicked into our skis in the living room and hurled ourselves forward while Dad stood on the tails.

"If Republicans make a big deal of opposing Sotomayor, we will be hurling ourselves off a cliff," said Mark McKinnon, who was a senior adviser to Mr. Bush and has long advocated expanding the party's appeal.