"hurl out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to mean to force someone or something to leave a place. For example, "The protesters shouted and hurl out the politicians from the building."
Some critics find the album insular and overlong, but something alchemical happens when fans join Drake to hurl out lyrics about the minutiae of relationships.
Wind turbines tend to collect large amounts of ice, and aside from introducing significant drag and reducing performance, a spinning turbine can hurl out large chunks of ice that can cause serious damage.
Framed by flashing fairy lights and with an accompaniment of honks and bells, they hurl out gaiety via strapped-on smiles, balloons, party-poppers and bursts of rigid song-and-dance routines.
Indeed in Italy, fully 25% of the voters rejected all the established parties and supported a new party, the Five Star Movement, whose negative platform called on the electorate to hurl out the incompetent professional politicians and reject corruption.
Yes sir, just as American democracy was at its "best" when The Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010, American democracy continues to shine as both sides hurl out misinformation, insults and complete opposite "truths" as we all try to understand what the hell they're talking about.
Once ignited, he said, such fires can leap miles forward, hurling out flaming projectiles.
Her pianos vanished in gutteral whispers; her high notes, hurled out with vehemence, often fell short of their mark.
Loud, driving, even raw sound has been a hallmark, as with the banged chords hurled out at the start of the opera "De Materie" ("Matter," 1984-89).
For a moment, we'd skim around the hole before being sucked down into the froth, knocked about and then hurled out, down the river.
Trump hurled out more tweets about "Lyin' Ted Cruzuz noted, repeatedly, that Heidi was "the daughter of missionaries," as opposed, perhaps, to being a former model.
Court officers mention fistfights they broke up, chairs hurled out windows and jurors who screamed so loudly they were heard on other floors.
