Pelting In A Sentence

We found 43 sentences of 'Pelting' to help you understand how to use Pelting in a sentence.

• pelting stones at them.
• The pelting rain soaked his clothes.
• The rain now was pelting down.
• People are constantly pelting Andy with food.
• The rain [ It ] is really pelting down.
• And tired of the rain pelting her face.
• But pelting a breakfast food at my car?.
• Palestinians rioted outside the compound, pelting police with rocks.
• Stop those boys pelting stones at the poor dog.
• Their first crisis, last September, was 300mm of pelting rain.
• The blacksmith was pelting away at the hot iron.
• DSP Ganesan were grievously injured in the stone-pelting.
• The students followed their car, kicking it and pelting it.
• PLAT . of raindrops pelting the leaves of the banana trees.
• Shepherds was pelting through the gloaming their sheep and goats.
• No squalling winds, screaming tornadoes, pelting rain or stinging hail.
• Despite heightened security, mourners began pelting polic and shops with stones.
• Instead, Palestinians rioted just outside the compound, pelting police with rocks.
• The military said soldiers fired at Palestinians pelting them with firebombs.
• They come down around you, their soft bodies pelting your back.
• We were thoroughly satisfied even though the rain was now pelting down.
• They stopped at a rest area and made snowballs, pelting one an other.
• Pelting over the bridge Covington bowed, raising a fine dust of resin.
• There was heavy stone pelting and a bogie was set on fire.
• The sun was setting and a light drizzle was turning to pelting rain.
• The wind blew ferociously through the night, pelting the hostel with icy rain.
• Later Trump took to pelting CNN and other serious news organizations with it.
• At least six people have died since rain began pelting Virginia June 22.
• She was last seen pelting along the road as if devils were after her.
• It's not pelting you with water either, it's a nice easy shower of water.
• The skies opened, and we caught another half-dozen jacks in the pelting rain.
• I was about ready to answer that question when rain started pelting my face.
• With the snow pelting his face, he pushes forward one step at a time.
• Despite my attacks American writers on all flanks are pelting me senseless with icons.
• I rather enjoyed the sound of the rain pelting the plastic awning, but, I'm a weirdo, so.
• He hit the ground with a grunt, one ear ringing and his face stinging from pelting, hot debris.
• We can hear the rain pelting down on our hooded slicker and feel the deck swaying beneath our feet.
• It would be better to repulse rioters by way of pelting them with cement marbles than by spraying them with hot lead bullets,.
• Even as I'd pushed the little johnboat out from the bank and through the cattails there had come a last pelting of big drops.
• At one point, several hundred people surrounded seven police officers, pelting them with rocks, bottles and cans while the officers fired back with mace, The Southern Illinoisan newspaper reported.
• Mom and Dad are meditatively counting the mile markers to the next rest stop or tourist trap as the kids wage territorial wars over the backseat while pelting each other with Stuckey's pecan logs.
• Part of the fun is tossing obstacles into your co-players dance routines and disrupting their rhythm, which is almost but not quite as satisfying as pelting friends with obstacles in Mario Kart.
• 4 On the similar pelting of the supposed graves of Abu Lahab and his wife (Ibn Jubair, p. I io) and of Abu Righal at Mughammas, see Noldeke's translation of Tabari, p. 208.