hurtle in English

verb
1
move or cause to move at a great speed, typically in a wildly uncontrolled manner.
a runaway car hurtled toward them
synonyms:speedrushrunracesprintboltdashcareerchargecareenshootstreakflashgallopflyscurrygo like the windbelttearscootwhizzoomgo like a bat out of hellhightail itbarrel
verb

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1. Closed the computer, and hurtle to come downstairs.

2. I hurtle he order, H'm quite good.

3. RACING track hums as miniature cars hurtle round it.

4. Hurtle blaize shove repel propel poke kick jerk bunt urge protrude move impel Blowess

5. In addition, thousands of rocky asteroids hurtle through space, mostly in a belt between Mars and Jupiter.

6. This gave me a great sense of freedom - and, just occasionally, I did hurtle down the street at night!

7. The air of excitement is thicker, hurtle Liu Feng to put to begin outside several rices in the cross-eye eyes.

8. 24 Every morning, hundreds of intrepid locals and visitors risk their lives to outpace galloping bulls as they hurtle through the streets towards the bull ring.

9. Of the millions of rocks it throws out of orbit at each visit, some hurtle Earthwards--and have several times nearly wiped out life on Earth.

10. All mercenary infantry and escort are to mate clothes but nap, this is the accustomed that develops for long period. Hear interjection, they abrupt took weapon to hurtle out.