None aboard escaped, and many of the bodies, more than a score of which were hurled from the plane by the explosion, were burned or mutilated beyond recognition.
The reinforced glass came away in chunks, which were hurled at the unionists and anti-racist campaigners trapped in the foyer.
The cheaper alternative is "commingled" recycling, where householders put everything except food into one plastic sack or bin which is hurled into a lorry and taken to a MRF (pronounced "murf"), or Materials Recovery Facility, where robotic technology separates recoverable items by size, weight and type.
The crowd's frustration appeared in the form of open, spraying water bottles, which were hurled with increasingly intensity towards the roof-kids.
He saw the graphic potential, as no other artist ever has, of a baked potato -- replete with melting butter pat -- thrown into a corner, an almost-quivering fleshly register of the velocity with which it was hurled (1965).
It is a large stone, which legend says was hurled by Sir J. Hautville (whose effigy is in Chew Magna Church) from the top of Maes Knoll.
Surrounded by sand, this squat fortification was built around 1865 and was the site of Ibn Saud's fabled 1902 raid, during which a spear was hurled at the main entrance door with such force that the head still lodges in the doorway.
You have heard the Declaration of Independence with its majestic ending, which is worthy to live forever, which has been hurled at the bones of a fossilized monarch, old King George the III, who has been dead these many years, and which will continue to be hurled at him annually as long as this republic lives.
"The Super Horn, which emits a defensive shock wave and can be used to fend off even a blue shell; the Piranha Plant, which is held in the character's hand and bites down nearby rivals and items; and the Boomerang, which can be hurled three times to send a rival into a spin".
The move is designed to avoid a repeat of the Chinese New Year's violent confrontations between protesters and police, nicknamed the fishball revolution", during which bricks were hurled at officers.
Asked why he had not submitted an edited version with his original rating appeal, Mr. Weinstein said he had been privately told by the board that the film would not pass muster as PG-13 unless a crucial scene in which obscenities are hurled at a young victim on a school bus was changed — something he and Mr. Hirsch were unwilling to do.
