Sentence examples for hurling into from inspiring English sources

Unless you're an American, in which case it's a symbol of oppression worth hurling into the Atlantic.

But with all the other distracting flavours Richards keeps hurling into the mix (missing villagers, cross-dressing children, troubled marriages), Maya's identity crisis is drowned out as a central ingredient.

And there is power to win.Any nation willing to send the products of the best minds of a generation and a significant portion of its GNP hurling into space to blast a ball of ice three miles across will be treated very carefully by its neighbours.

Tourism officials here say the hotels are three-quarters or more full, though a view on the streets finds many empty restaurant tables, few trinkets moving off shelves and the city's famed cliff divers hurling into the sea for only a smattering of applause.

Save your embarrassment for the end of the night when you're crawling back to your hotel on all fours or hurling into the gutter.

The shadow of our helicopter flit below, yawing in the undulations of the sorrel earth, hurtling peaks, and hurling into dark valleys.

Mr. Camitz was hurled into the air.

"I was hurled into the air.

Without a moment's notice they were hurled into eternity.

A firebomb was hurled into another synagogue, in Berlin.

Their baby had been hurled into the windshield.