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I turned my key in the door and hurled myself through.

He looked down, but already he'd been hurled high and far away from the house.

He hurled himself at me, and we went down to the ground.

And at the last possible moment he hurled himself to one side.

George hurled the question at her, across the common room.

For a moment, the air went out of him and he was hurled back.

Inside the control room the men had been hurled down.

Then he opened his door and hurled himself into the night.

She hurled it so hard that her feet left the ground.

As everyone watched, he hurled the head to the ground.

She saw nothing that might've been hurled through the window.

Too many things seemed to be hurling themselves at me.

He'd taken one step when she hurled herself into his arms.

With all her might she hurled the magazine across the room!

Then he was raised up and hurled into the air.

I took a couple of steps back and hurled myself at the door.

At least ten of them were hurled from their feet, but the others came on.

All the wind went out of him as he was hurled back across the room.

He hurled the baby from the window after learning that the police had been called.

He was nearly hit by a piece of wood hurled at him.

He hurled them down to the dirt of the street.

Without thinking of the danger, he hurled himself off the wall.

He hurled the paper down, and disappeared into the night.

Then he hurled his head against something and broke it open.

I was just in time to hurl it to the ground.

Jimmie Hurl was marched in; he remembered her from the trial.

Stockholder Hurl was most generous in giving us the balance of his dividend.

"You need have no fears on that score, Stockholder Hurl."

In his office, Hurl touched a button.

"You will forgive me, Stockholder Hurl, but there are matters which require my attention."

Where I am going to fight Stockholder Hurl and one of his friends."

"It is one of those impossible dreams, Stockholder Hurl.

"My apologies if any words of mine could have inferred that you are, Stockholder Hurl."

Leon Hurl stared at her.

"I told that man, Stockholder Hurl, that you would.

"I'm Hurl Bogen, although that means nothing to you.

"But you would buy me, Stockholder Hurl.

"I am calling you a coward, Stockholder Hurl.

The submersibles are used by HURL as teaching devices.

The Earl of Hurl.

"You are a brave man, Stockholder Hurl.

"A toast to your victory, Stockholder Hurl."

HuRL is dedicated to the scientific study of humor and its antecedents and consequences.

"Hurl," Gwen commanded, and turned to glare at Magnus.

"Every outlet is fully booked, Stockholder Hurl.

Stockholder Hurl, I demand to know!"

"There are no objections, Stockholder Hurl.

Then you, Stockholder Hurl?

All but Stockholder Hurl."

In 2003 he appeared in the play Hurl, written by Charlie O'Neill.