Sentence examples for hurling it around from inspiring English sources

After three revolutions (achieved only with the momentum of me hurling it around myself in the first place), it simply clatters down to the floor again.

Definitely the kind of thing you won't need to treat with kid gloves 24/7, although I'd resist the temptation to hurl it around just because it's so light.

The ethical implications of this situation would be no different if you had sent the evaluation in an old-fashioned letter or wrapped it around a brick and hurled it through the provost's window (tempting but taboo).

One of them grabbed a beaker of stage blood, splashed it around, and hurled it offstage, thickly spattering the wall just above--yes, those front-row seats.

With phrases like "fiscally vindictive" and "highly unscrupulous" being hurled around, it's clear that a political row is playing out which is as bitter as it is old.

The scene in which he unveils his newly acquired skill, hurling himself around like a spastic John Travolta, is the movie's funniest.

But at least it provides a brief respite from being strung up in mid-air and hurled around by a wire.

Watching them hurl their bodies around, it is impossible not to flinch.

For several days, we filmed in a poor and desolate part of Sinaloa, where the legendary generosity hurled around by Guzmán was nowhere to be seen.

There are many moments when the characters hurl themselves around, as if making heroic claims on life.

Peter Macy Sullivann), Little Boy personified, hurls himself around; the Bird (Elizabeth Coker) goes pick-pick-picking along; the Duck (Marjorie Folkman) waddles forth, takes a mimed bath, and argues with the Bird about which of them is the better sort of fowl.