Sentence examples for hurl that from inspiring English sources

But that will change, most likely because someone else will hurl that difference at her.

If ever there was a time Forest needed to hurl that formbook... sorry)... it is now.

"They should be specific about that rather than just hurl that out there," he said of people who make racist claims about his bill.

After another long hurl that should have been cleared, Lewis Grabban swept home a left-foot shot from 10 yards out, restoring parity.

She told me her favorite part was hurling that epithet at the woman who called her an anti-Semite.

"That fact has placed into the hands of certain people a weapon," he said, as he condemned Gates for hurling that weapon at a police officer.

Within minutes, the same woman marveling at the "smallest, cutest typewriter I've ever seen" on her daughter's cellphone has hurled that same phone out the hotel window.

Mr. Russotti, 31, the founder of what he calls the Institute for Aesthletics, invented a version of the Irish sport of hurling that uses whiffle ball bats instead of traditional wooden hurleys.

How is one to know that inclement almost always goes with weather; that aspersions are cast but insults hurled; that observers are keen; that processions are orderly; that drinks, as someone apparently decreed sometime in the early years of this century, must be grabbed and e-mails shot?

Her temper became legendary in 2007, when she pleaded guilty to hurling that cellphone, then opted to have her community service for the New York City Sanitation Department captured by the photographer Steven Klein as a fashion spread for W Magazine. "The thing she said to us was 'I want to walk out of there with my head held high,'" said Dennis Freedman, the magazine's former creative director.

From that moment on, I was never able to look at her without hearing her hurling that epithet at my brother and wondering what she really thought of me.