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hurtle

[hur-tl] / ˈhɜr tl /


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The bulge was gone, hurtling down the mountainside, gathering speed and power and debris as it went.

From Literature

People know that things are hurtling out of control, and they’re talking about it.

From Salon

Out of the corner of her eye, Natalie saw something big hurtling through the darkness of the storm, and she turned in time to see what it was.

From Literature

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has spoken against "hurtling into a trade war" with the US while stressing that "Britain will not yield" in its support for Greenland under the threat of tariffs.

From BBC

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