Sentence examples for hurling through from inspiring English sources

England is famous for "blood and thunder" — lots of aerial balls, bodies hurling through space, epic shots, etc.

Dense and glistening, the grayish nugget filling "Underfoot I" (1999) looks like a miniature model of the human brain, a human torso, or compact asteroid hurling through space.

I was in Africa earlier this year, flying around in a small plane, close to the ground, and it gave me a very visceral sense of the fact that I was in a piece of metal, hurling through the air.

Once you've seen, in the third "X-Men" movie, Hugh Jackman hurling through the air and smashing into a tree, or Halle Berry spinning like a top as she ascends to nowhere, you don't need to see it again.

This mission and its success is significant because comets are hunks of planet that are hurling through space, and likely contain information about complex molecules that may contain the building blocks for life.

And it looks as though you two are stuck hurling through the universe together.

Charlayne had bricks hurled through her windows.

Some victims were hurled through windows.

Rocks were hurled through the windows.

"We hurl through an incomprehensible darkness.

The body of Jamal Ahmidan was hurled through the walls and into a swimming pool.