Sentence examples for it has hurled from inspiring English sources

Twice in 31 years, it has hurled lava toward the city, most recently in 2002, when it left thigh-high drifts of black rock where neighborhoods used to be.

It has hurled many hundreds of rockets on civilian population centers, and has dispatched terror squads and suicide bombers into Israel.

He told a friend, "I've hurled myself at America in a sort of fury..

"It is no wonder that Satan hates the family and has hurled his venom against it in the form of Communism".

And can it make up for all the insults he has hurled around in the past about Muslims, Mexicans, a Gold Star family and more?

But his sudden departure, preceded by the dissolution of the government and the Tunisian parliament, has hurled the country into a crisis of unprecedented proportions and it needed some powerful institution to assert control.

BAGHDAD — The Iraqi government has hurled the country to the brink of a new civil war.

He boasts about the vulgar insults he has hurled at Hollywood colleagues.

The most stinging accusation Mr Jobs has hurled at Microsoft, his arch rival, is that "they have no taste".

"All opportunity, little execution" is a criticism that an executive close to Twitter has hurled at the firm.

Replacing machines with human muscle has hurled Younger Brother backward along rock's timeline, toward the post-psychedelic early 1970s.