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hurling

[hur-ling] / ˈhɜr lɪŋ /




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Mr. Mohammadifard was sentenced to death twice for leading the protest and for hurling a Molotov cocktail at a government building, according to a Mizan report.

From New York Times

Better still, the dramatic tension doesn't fall apart during its inevitable sorcery battles which, in lesser film and TV, burst into empty, dragging spectacles with adversaries lamely hurling balls of fake light at each other.

From Salon

After all, you don’t want your kids slinging “Yo Mama” jokes at grandma’s house, detailing their bowel movements at the dinner table or hurling insults at younger, more vulnerable children.

From Washington Post

Glenn Spells was busy hurling waterlogged mattresses, clothing and broken pieces of furniture from the bare wood frame of his devastated duplex.

From Washington Post

If he defends Trump he looks like a weakling, especially in light of the barrage of insults Trump has been hurling at him over the past couple of weeks.

From Salon