Sentence examples for lobbed at from inspiring English sources
"lobbed at" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe an object that was thrown in a specific direction. For example: "The ball was lobbed at the hoop with amazing accuracy."
When some occupiers went to help him, another canister was lobbed at them.
To this point, the attacks lobbed at Mr. Romney have been disparate and not terribly persuasive.
During the first game, records (and other items) were lobbed at the players.
No swipes at the president, no grenades lobbed at the other party's policies.
"Are you Jewish?" is a question often lobbed at Jamie Kastner, a Toronto filmmaker and writer.
Then in June 1980 extremists lobbed at least two grenades at the Syrian leader.
Eramo's lawsuit is one of several lobbed at Rolling Stone after the article's retraction.
Ray's film, while a commercial failure, was a bold grenade lobbed at the pieties of the 1950s.
Nor was I impressed by the occasional cheap jokes lobbed at provincial attitudes in Southern and Midwestern small towns.
He also called Mr. Paul a "fake," the charge that Mr. Paul had lobbed at Mr. Santorum during the debate.
The question lobbed at prospective soldiers during the Second World War — "Are you homosexual?" — raised consciousness rather than suppressing it.
