Sentence examples for slings around from inspiring English sources

He goes on the hunt for classic tiki — that's the pretend Polynesian genre epitomized by Trader Vic's and Singapore Slings — around the country.

Outside the station, emergency medical technicians commandeered a city bus and turned it into a makeshift clinic, tying slings around injured arms, wrapping knees in bandages, and applying ice packs.

Bloomberg followed up with a powerful article about how Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan, has transformed the sleepy chief investment office, which takes care of the bank's treasury operation, into a unit that hires former hedge fund portfolio managers and slings around giant sums of money in what walks and quacks like prop trading.

Nonetheless, the juxtaposition of these two facts – about slug poison being slung around and slug predators dying out, is telling.

Maybe there's not so much of the things that are being slung around like in the past, but there's a rivalry.

There's a whole pile of Brit-pack cameos, the b-word is slung around with abandon, and there's a bracing absence of romance, but that's their reality.

And even when the focus occasionally blurs in Bartlett Sher's ultimately moving revival, Odets's zesty dialogue, in which jazzy period colloquialisms are slung around like punches at a prize fight, is a joy to hear (2 30).

I got used to it, and continue to use the heavy end of lighter sticks – it gives me a solid impact, but with less 'dead weight' to sling around".

The point, of course, is that the men who sling them around are pigs, but Scorsese doesn't get anything out of the actresses.

She wrapped the sling around her left hand and elbow and pushed against it.

On the first day they wore rifles slung around their backs.