Sentence examples similar to hurling sales from inspiring English sources

Groupon, BlackboardEats, VillageVines and hundreds of other ventures are hurling sales-force cadres at restaurant managers.

By 1933, though, a Chevrolet sales brochure showed a New York Yankees pitcher, Lefty Gomez, hurling a baseball into a car's windshield.

When journalist Muntadar al-Zaidi crystallized world opinion by hurling his shoes at American President George Bush during a news conference in Baghdad in December, sales exploded at the Istanbul shoe company that identified the projectiles as its "model 271".

The company's founder, Jeff Price has used his position — TuneCore represents about 10 percent of the 20 million songs on iTunes, and it accounts for almost 4 percent of all digital sales — to criticize the ways of the music business, "denouncing opaque accounting systems and sometimes hurling insults at companies he dislikes".

Investors at Wednesday's New York gathering assailed the firm's leadership, hurling the kinds of barbs reserved for the high seats late in the game, after the beer sales are cut off.

I was hurling all night.

An engine for hurling missiles.

Both sides have already been hurling insults.

But hurling has not always been appreciated.

Would they start hurling garbage?

By Friday, Bob Feller was hurling verbal heat.