Sentence examples for hurled out from inspiring English sources
"'Al Gore's going to bust the deficit' was the strongest thing hurled out there.
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.
Court officers mention fistfights they broke up, chairs hurled out windows and jurors who screamed so loudly they were heard on other floors.
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.
Once ignited, he said, such fires can leap miles forward, hurling out flaming projectiles.
Even before the Endeavour arrived, he was hurling out questions by way of the ship-to-ship radio line.
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.
Invoking the words of John Donne – his Holy Sonnet "Batter my heart, three-person'd God" – he hurls out his challenge to the Almighty amidst a rush of shrill, pulsating, fanfares.
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.
