Sentence examples for is hurling from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw (something) with force.
Cain is hurling nothing but high fastballs at Votto.
Oh look, she's opened my handbag and is hurling credit cards across the room.
But he acknowledges that so far, no one is hurling bodies into oceans, rivers or swimming pools.
It's a double room, and three feet away, beyond the curtain, someone heavy is hurling himself (herself?) against the walls of a crib.
He meets his well-deserved end when he is hurling taunt over his shoulder at pursuers, and crashed into tree and is killed.
Maybe they were right: though the mountain is hurling incandescent bombs, potentially threatening everyone for 20 miles around, it has killed no one yet.
Lightning is hurled to kill an enemy.
The charge is hurled at every opportunity.
You pay $X to bet that, say, Vladimir Putin is hurled out of office.
Coal waste is hurled into the air people breathe or dumped onto huge open tips.
