Sentence examples for hurling this from inspiring English sources

Most culpable, of course, are the gamers hurling this abuse.

So what that she said it in 1974, if she said it at all?A new book about the Clintons, "State of a Union", describes Mrs Clinton hurling this abuse at Paul Fray, then manager of Bill Clinton's unsuccessful campaign for a seat in Congress.

It was a sickening and foul display - media professionals on all networks and platforms hurling this loafer of high-toned nonsense at our heads.

Now he sits at Mandelson's old desk in the Cabinet Office as Deputy Enforcer to Jack Cunningham and - in the role which has hurled this hitherto anonymous member of the Government into the spotlight - he has assumed Mandelson's former duties as the Government's face of the millennium celebrations.

In order to make a building site for the greenhouses, they sliced 13m off the top of the uneven quarry walls and hurled this down to the bottom of the 60m-deep pit, thus raising the quarry floor and giving it a natural topsoil.

As the New York Knicks turned Wednesday's game against the Brooklyn Nets into a blowout, one fan stood up from his seat high above Madison Square Garden, beer in hand, and hurled this ruthless insult at the visiting team: "Go back to New Jersey!" It was unclear if he was a Knicks fan poking fun at a crosstown rival or a Nets fan fed up with the way the season is going.

It may seem rather objectionable, then, that he hurls this striking call directly into the ears of potential mates.

A mighty Delta-IV Heavy - the biggest rocket in the world - will hurl this 610kg satellite towards the Sun in late 2018.

My kids hurl this at me on a daily basis.

Kim Kardashian: Lynn Stuart Parramore, deadline fast approaching, hurls this thought-fart at Reuters: "With their cartoonish appearances — Trump with his buoyant hair and Kim Kardashian with her outlandish curves — both seem characters from a storybook.

"Would that persuade you to take care of him for me?" The hurling of this gauntlet is what we have been thinking (dreading) all along.