sling out

Father had died about the time the French were slung out.

I would have been beaten or slung out of the school.

I'll sling out here and ask him to clean up in there for me tomorrow.

Looks like he got slung out when we hit 'em.

The second ring was also slung out of a window after a row.

It probably got slung out of its parent galaxy early on.

I could almost see the mental tape measure come slinging out.

Not enough that you get slung out of Ethiopia on your ear.

Not only are they slung out of their home.

Soon Johnny would be slung out the ground under police escort for that behaviour.

Why doesn't he want to go home, though, if Mayor Black is being slung out?

Anything requiring time or effort has been slung out.

She added: "One young man needs slinging out of the party and reporting to the police.

Another thing, he says, is that he won't get slung out by the board after a few months if the figures are bad.

It is extraordinary how all that has been slung out of the window.'

Loaded, it felt heavy; all that buckshot slung out under the barrel.

Dennis was slung out sideways, his Skin locked solid as he whirled across the road.

Get them slung out if they try.

Other concession stands were slinging out dozens of Italian sausages every few minutes.

He could always be slung out afterwards.

The three machines clattered away enthusiastically, slinging out their finished sweaters every few minutes.

These dogs are just getting slung out."

As it happened, the two men who didn't want to join up got slung out of Gardar and turned up on our doorstep.

McGovern began working by my side, and what she couldn't sling out of the way, she piled into a wheelbarrow.

Close to the rude landing-stage was a small brick house, with a wooden placard slung out through the second window.