Examples of using Hurling in English and their translations into German
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Spartacus, hurling his spear.
Hurling against them stones of baked clay.
Perfect for catching, playing and hurling.
Hurling against them stones of baked clay.
He could feel his energy hurling him forwards.
Throwing: hurling a stone, shooting an arrow.
In many parts of Ireland however, hurling is a fixture of life.
Hurling a large stone into the sea, an angel says.
By now, Lois should be hurling herself in front of a subway.
Hurling against them stones of baked clay.
He's finding Marquez's chin, hurling with his left hand.
Two angry gods hurling boulders at one another while the ants scurry below.
Now you barge into my place of business, hurling insinuations.
Some protesters started hurling stones at police and military posts.
She saw two hands snatching the writings of her friend, tearing them up and hurling them angrily to the ground.
Hurling is a traditional Irish outdoor team game and it has been played for more than 3000 years.
They can colonize planets... by hurling their spore into space.
Gavin loves hurling, drawing pictures and soccer and Christopher loves to bake, lego and Soccer.
That statue in there must be the Mycenaean hero Pelops,who fought from his winged chariot, hurling lightning bolts.
The boys, big, are not playing Football and hurling during the day, And they are not singing the songs.
Hurling, a hard, fast-paced combination of rugby and handball, and Gaelic football, a mix of rugby and soccer.
Based on a Bavarian invention, a catapult was installed, hurling the user up to 7 meters in a diving pool.
Hurling is exaxtly the same but is played with a smaller Ball and a hockey-like batting wood, the'hurley.
If enough hydrogen accumulates,nuclear explosions could take place hurling large amounts of heated gas into space.
Hurling has been around forever," says Aron Shanagher, 21, a student from Stillorgan district who plays a small-side variation with seven players.
The men threw stones at them andthe animals defended themselves by picking coconuts and hurling them in turn at Sinbad and his men.
Dating back 2,000 years in Irish culture, hurling and camogie have long promoted health, inclusivity and team spirit, both across Ireland and overseas.
In that time, they throw out huge amounts ofmaterial in the form of a powerful stellar wind, hurling matter outwards at millions of kilometres per hour;
Anarchists are hooligans on a rampage through the streets, hurling bricks, stones and Molotov cocktails, generally forming a nuisance, is the disinformation.
Rodimus' heightened strength was such that he easily defeated Galvatron, hurling the Decepticon leader directly through Unicron's armor plating and into space.