hurtle

Object

• round: Takes a while to get used to steering the car, but a bit of patience will see you hurtling round the tracks.

Preposition: at

• speed: Then with a gigantic roar, the engines kicked to life, sending the Avenger hurtling forward at a tremendous, unthinkable speed.

Preposition: through

• air: The man was moving with easy, deadly grace, sending his opponents hurtling through the air.
• space: You are about to be threatened by a massive elemental force hurtling through space.

Preposition: towards

• earth: His analogy involves a comet hurtling toward the Earth.
• ground: Des pressed the button on the dashboard, and the Mini hurtled toward the ground.

Adjective complement

• past: I stood outside in the pine trees of the ancient churchyard, the cars hurtling past below on the busy road.

Modifying Another Word

• down: Several shutter clicks later we hurtled down to Weardale, where in St. John's Chapel, lunch was consumed.
• forward: The pack leader hurtled forward - eyes burning, jaws reaching for his throat.
• back: Tap the button on the top and like a tape measure the thing goes hurtling back into the unit.
• then: He then hurtles through the snow to Heathrow, arriving nearly a quarter of an hour after the others and finding them still planning.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: You needed to know why they were out there in deep space hurtling along at warp factor nine.
• around: Very rarely does following set of principles result in a driver hurtling around at OTT speeds.
• down: You immediately found yourself hurtling down through space at a great turn of knots!
• off: Just as the current started to pick up, I saw him hurtling off into deep water, chasing some shark.
• out: Tommy Wright knocked the ball past Davis who came hurtling out of his area.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: Imagine hurtling down country lanes on your Mini Bike at speeds of thirty to forty miles an hour!
• around: These big family skis are just the job for hurtling around the lake.

Particle object:

• slope: They would hurtle down the steep chalk slope on trays or in sacks!
• hill: I imagined myself hurtling down the hill or my favorite part, the bridge over the river.