Sentence examples for slinging from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of sling
At gunpoint, blank-faced SS officers manhandle the twisted bodies of the prisoners they starved to death, slinging them into gigantic burial pits that will eventually be filled with thousands of corpses.
Amazon just fast-tracked another round of pilots? Big wow: Netflix is gifting the world a full-blown Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon movie sequel later this year, while also slinging the Wachowskis enough cash to make Sense8, the globe-spanning sci-fi show of their dreams.
Your reward for slinging on a backpack will be a cheap, fun and sociable holiday.
Better luck next time A toothless growl White magic in Georgia Rivalry on the right Slinging mud Glum signals from Serbia ReprintsTrue, it could be argued that the Christian Democrats are in far better shape than they dared hope after the election debacle.
Reprints Related items The president and the dockers: George Bush, union-basher?Oct 10th 2002 West-coast ports: Slinging their hooksSep 12th 2002 Trouble in California's docks: On the waterfrontMay 9th 2002Union members have also kept their ancestral right to high wages.
Better luck next time A toothless growl White magic in Georgia Rivalry on the right Slinging mud Glum signals from Serbia Reprints Related items George Papandreou, flouting Greek traditionApr 29th 1999 Promises, promisesApr 29th 1999Mr Chernomyrdin's muddled mission highlights the two big questions about Russian policy towards Kosovo.
None of these examples, needless to say, shines much light on what would happen if a country with 65 million people and such a huge economy decided to sling its hook.
No industries have gone bust nor, thankfully, have millions been slung on the dole.
For the Telegraph to sling mud rather than address these claims of serious ethical lapses is a grave error of judgment.
This is a kind of Somerset sling.
Such matters cannot be discussed openly in Thailand because of its draconian lèse-majesté laws, which are often abused to sling mud at opponents (see article).The Thai courts will probably go through the motions of trying to bring Mr Thaksin back to face justice.
