Sentence examples for that were hurled from inspiring English sources

The adjectives that were hurled … monkey.

The lawyer had invoked the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other "world leaders" who had faced "the kinds of allegations that were hurled" at Mr. Seabrook.

The last image most of us remember is of the president ducking a pair of size 10s that were hurled at him in Baghdad.

Conservationists have recovered steel rivets that were hurled at unsatisfactory performers, and a curious quantity of men's fly buttons, justifying the Britannia's 19th-century reputation as a hotbed of vice.

They cited the defense's opening statement by the lawyer Anthony L. Ricco, in which he invoked the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other "world leaders" who had faced "the kinds of allegations that were hurled" at his client.

The army said it had recovered at least 70percentt of the still-unexploded munitions that were hurled into suburbs of the capital, Maputo, after a military arsenal crammed with decades-old arms exploded last week.

In Wales it is not insults that are hurled, but grumbles.

The four standard throwing events—shot, discus, hammer, and javelin all involve the use of implements of various weights and shapes that are hurled for distance.

Concerns about the lab's nuclear reactor paled in comparison with the next accusation that was hurled at Brookhaven: that it was creating a doomsday machine.

IF THE insults that are hurled at a politician gauge the fear that he inspires in his adversaries, Beppe Grillo, the ex-comedian and co-founder of the Five Star Movement (M5S), must still be a grave threat.

The album was panned by the press, and it wasn't just criticism that was hurled at him; at several festival gigs that summer, the crowds pelted him with bottles.