Sentence examples for hurl to from inspiring English sources

The sign said, "Please feel free to touch," not "Please feel free to hurl to the floor".

Examples include: 'to crash' (to go to sleep), 'to hurl' (to vomit), 'to rubbish' (to denigrate a person), and 'to stonewall' (to obstruct a piece of parliamentary business).

Lightning is hurled to kill an enemy.

"We have something for everybody, from Irish hurling to cricket.

A Eurotunnel spokesman claimed workers were hurled to the ground and had stones thrown at them.

The most detailed account, however, is Richard Carew's description of "hurling to goales," from his Survey of Cornwall (1602).

When that planet exploded, Kara's entire hometown of Argo City survived, hurled to safety on a chunk of planetary debris.

There's something huntsman-like, even neolithic, about darts, the tiny spears hurled to hit their mark.

Then Geoffrion chopped Murphy down with a two-handed swing of his stick, which he hurled to the ice.

Such a point applies to all those areas now being hurled to the tender mercies of the market.

Dr. Hirsch was hurled to the ground, badly cutting his hand and bruising much of his reed-thin body.