to hurl

Just as he was about to hurl his briefcase into the window to break it, two of the police officers grabbed him from behind.

He found that the White Cliffs were lined with tribesmen, ready to hurl rocks and spears down onto the troops.

eg. (1) In a moment, she reappeared to hurl my change and the ticket on the counter with such force most of it fell on the floor at my feet.

Even now, he tensed up all over, as if ready to hurl himself across the river.

By day, passengers will be able to hurl themselves out of the rear entrance even when the bus is moving (all doors will be closed at night).

They were evidently ready to hurl themselves upon him.

This week in Srinagar young boys continued to hurl stones at the police and other security forces, who are on the streets in great numbers.

Even when he's forced to hurl an entire continent made out of deadly Kryptonite into space, Superman bounces back from the brink of death.

It seemed she had harnessed her pent-up frustrations and energies of the past 3months to hurl angry words at me.

Josh is amazed at how easy it is to hurl the human twenty feet away, even weighted down by his full battle dress.

This make her so angry that she used to hurl herself around the room, kicking and screaming in frustration.

With clenched teeth , Bigger held the skillet , but he was afraid to hurl it, fearing that he might miss .

To hurl a cricket Ball from one end of the pitch toward the batsman at the other, keeping the arm straight throughout the delivery.

He got up and marched away from the table, turning at the door to hurl a final defiance.

Saloon bar patriots may be happy to read tabloid newspapers which take every opportunity to hurl abuse at continental neighbors.

A reference to the sand found under the ripped up paving stones young rioters used to hurl at the police.

To hurl or launch from or as if from a catapult.

That's why women's arguments can be so hurtful - they know more personal details about each other and have more ammunition to hurl.

The latter is an ancient hand weapon that Aztec hunters also used to hurl darts.

Some of Io's eruptions are violent enough to hurl giant plumes of gas and dust 500 kilometres into space.

Rather than spend hundreds of billions of dollars to hurl tons toward Mars using current technology, why not take a decade?

the plan was to hurl them out of the window if the Gestapo called.

Sports To hurl or strike (a ball) into a basket or hole.

I asked him not to hurl away the old copies of his medical journals.

Mary's father declared his unwillingness to hurl his daughter away on a useless fellow like John.

The newest tactics: Splattering their own blood and threatening to hurl plastic bags of their feces.

How frightful to hurl the remaining manhood of France against this wall of fire and concrete !

When you are focused and committed to the pursuit of your goal, you give your inner jerk no chance to hurl insults at you.

To hurl, knock, or thrust with sudden violence.

Their armor reflected magic spells and it used its fire blast to hurl itself at its foe.

To hurl abuse is in noway to fight.

The tribesmen picked up great rocks to hurl at us.

He learned how to use a sling to hurl stones at bears and lions.