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hurtle

[hur-tl] / ˈhɜr tl /


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If there were still any doubts that Major League Baseball was hurtling toward a labor meltdown next winter, they were obliterated on Thursday night.

From The Wall Street Journal

Firetrucks hurtled by, forgoing those burning homes believed to be lost causes.

From Los Angeles Times

But China’s first attempt to land a first stage from an orbital launch ended with the booster hurtling down to Earth and narrowly missing its landing pad.

From MarketWatch

The accelerating calendar of shuttle diplomacy and summits in recent weeks suggests the debate is hurtling toward a frenetic conclusion.

From The Wall Street Journal

The L.A. comedy scene’s favorite curmudgeon is still finding the will to propel himself forward, hurtling over one existential crisis after another.

From Los Angeles Times