Sentence examples for lobbed with from inspiring English sources

In "The Rub of Time," the word is lobbed with passive aggression into an essay on Jane Austen Elizabeth Bennetet is the most frictionlessly adorable heroine in the corpus".

After this explosion, Suleiman Awwad, an Egyptian administration spokesman, said, "Egypt is a respected state, its border cannot be breached and its soldiers should not be lobbed with stones".

You might have seen the word before, lobbed with dull precision by some agitated man on social media, and you thought it was brilliant and decided that you should start using it.

Director Ronald Bronstein called the film "an overripe tomato lobbed with spazmo inaccuracy at the spotless surface of the silver screen," and after seeing the film, that almost makes sense.

I lob with all my might; it lands a few feet away in the shallows, then the heavens open and we run for cover.

Mr Dayton lobbed back with no-less Ciceronic flair, accusing Mr Grams of "juvenile name-calling".

The next year, President Dwight Eisenhower lobbed back with the creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency and a few satellite launchings of its own.

Brozek latched on to Diaz's pass and lobbed Gomes with seven minutes left – and then should have sent the tie into extra time but headed straight at Spurs' goalkeeper.

And the substitute almost made an immediate impact when he lobbed Michael Fraser with a first-time volley but the retreating Duncan headed the ball off the line to safety.

Things got worse for the hosts when Rodriguez scored five minutes later, deftly controlling Kroos's lobbed pass with his chest before firing the ball home.

From these comments -- putting Israel and the possibility of genocide against the Palestinians in a single sentence -- Power has been lobbed together with other enemies of Israel.