Sentence examples for should be hurled from inspiring English sources
It is fitting that tennis should be hurled into minor turmoil at its oldest and grandest tournament because, paradoxically, it is at Wimbledon where change has often been embraced most eagerly.
It is as though some powerful enchanter, after decreeing that the city should be hurled into the depths, had been moved by its beauty, and with a wave of his wand held it suspended above destruction".
Joe Lovano, "Streams of Expression" (Blue Note)—The album's centerpiece, a vivacious Gunther Schuller arrangement of three tunes from Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool" recordings, works so well that the missteps don't seem quite so egregious although the newly invented double-necked soprano saxophone that Lovano trots out should be hurled into a deep well.
Bocquet's physical model bears out the conventional wisdom that the best skipping stones are flat and should be hurled nearly parallel to the water, fast and spinning.
"I fully respect their right to demonstrate, but they should be hurling abuse, not rocks".
Fox News senior analyst Brit Hume turned the criticism back on journalists, saying Tuesday that the term "racist" shouldn't be "hurled around with abandon" even though he thought King's comments were reprehensible. .
Maybe this is just standard practice, and those of us frail enough to blanche at some of the vitriol being hurled around should reconcile ourselves to tough political realities.
Chairs were being hurled.
A package was hurled over.
