Sentence examples for hurled far from inspiring English sources

Fishing boats had been scooped from the river and hurled far inland by the wave, but one 60-foot craft now lay wedged behind a corner store, Peunayong Oil.

Since Trump won, as is to be expected after a shock election result, the blame stick has been hurled far and wide, hitting everyone from white women to black women to poor people to white men to hispanics to the musical Hamilton and the polling guys like Nate Silver.

As noted above, some were hurled far distances from us.

Large blocks ejected in such explosions have been hurled as far as 20 km (12 miles) from the vent.

The word "shot" refers to a heavy ball, which contestants try to hurl as far as they can.

45 min: Delpa take a short throw-in: since Dynamo have dealt with everything he's hurled at them so far, a change of tactic was called for.

She kicked their dolls over and hurled the pinecones as far as she could toward the flaunting patches of sky between the treetops (she had a strong throw, her father always said, better than Robin's); but she lacked conviction even in her malevolence.

We were downstairs having breakfast - Golden Grahams quite possibly - (don't get me started on the British and the breakfast cereal) when a dull thud on the hall floor announced the arrival of the hamster who had taken his new-found freedoms too far and hurled himself off the landing.

The force of the storm twisted the fence, hurling sections as far as the front door of the house.

"The idea was to pick up a dwarf and hurl him as far as you could," said the Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino.

Mr. Muthini's mother, Rose, said the police had been harassing them for months, demanding a $250 bribe, an impossible sum for a family who lives in three iron-sided rooms in a muddy slum where there are so few latrines that people relieve themselves in plastic bags and then hurl them as far away as possible — "flying toilets," they're called.