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hurtle

[hur-tl] / ˈhɜr tl /


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Despite the shock of that exit, Strictly is hurtling towards its final weeks - and the contest is getting tougher.

From BBC

The Huskies are headliners in Houston, both as a four-time national champion and as the team hurtling into the weekend after dispatching tournament foes with ruthless efficiency.

From Seattle Times

An extragalactic outburst whose light hurtled through the inner solar system last fall was 70 times brighter than any other such eruption that scientists have observed, researchers report.

From Scientific American

McNamara hurtles downwards, but only seems to creep towards the wave's bottom, as it swells almost as fast as he can ride it.

From BBC

But Mr. Neumann’s ambitions came hurtling to the ground as WeWork’s losses mounted.

From New York Times