Sentence examples for hurl some from inspiring English sources

Mix it up, hurl some curve balls.

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"Let's hurl some acid at those female Democratic senators who won't abide the mandates they want to impose on the private sector," Mr. Townsend said.

You're a [INSERT TERM OF VULGAR ABUSE]." The guidelines state that under-18s will rarely face charges for offensive tweets, so if you do need to hurl some targeted vitriol, try enlisting a minor to be your messenger.

PAGE A16 HOUSE MEMBER LOSES AIDE A top campaign adviser to Representative Nan Hayworth, a New York Republican facing a potentially tough bid for a second term, resigned because of a comment he made urging people to "hurl some acid" at Democratic female lawmakers with whom he differed.

WASHINGTON — A top campaign adviser to Representative Nan Hayworth, a New York Republican facing a potentially tough bid for a second term, resigned on Monday because of a comment he made urging people to "hurl some acid" at Democratic female lawmakers with whom he differed.

For into this idiotic meat-grinder, the authors have hurled some chunks of prime sirloin.

In arguing his client's cause during the congressional fight, Mr. Wilson hurled some tough charges.

He first hurled some blunt words at the Thackerays and Shiv Sena's xenophobic agenda.

The duo once said they made "accidental pop records" and they have certainly hurled some strange music at the charts.

Clearly feeling that he was the one on trial, Mr. Flemmi occasionally tried to drag Mr. Bulger back into the picture and hurled some accusations of his own.