Sentence examples for hurling at from inspiring English sources

The film's title comes from a line Mr. Haskett seemed particularly fond of hurling at Mr. Huffman.

THERE is no thunderbolt that the American right likes hurling at its foes more than the accusation of "anti-Americanism".

Both scholars are seen at their worst here, hurling at one another accusations of ignorance, of barbarism, of plagiarism, and even worse.

I did meet with [Representative Richard A.] Gephardt last week at his invitation and he said to me that the vituperatives that some Democrats are hurling at us -- that the nasty comments that some Democrats are hurling at us -- that he disapproves of that.

The presence of these two insured that we heard a range of views, but it also gave Cuomo plenty of time to dodge the projectiles that his principal challenger was hurling at him.

"After all the anti-Catholic stuff the Democrats have been hurling at Republicans, for Jim Graham to get up and say what he did about the Pope was very unfortunate," Mr. Davis said.

The charge is hurled at every opportunity.

Nothing was hurled at the TV.

Rocks and bottles were hurled at him from the stands.

"She will be having job offers hurled at her.

You name it and it's been hurled at us".