hurtle together

All three were hurtling together for a shattering collision, or so it seemed.

Still holding hands, tipped upside down, they went hurtling together towards the depths.

Then, as suddenly as they had appeared, the cubes hurtled together and coalesced.

As the two great ships hurtled together the Spaniard turned away a few points so that the blow should be a glancing one.

Hurtling together at breakneck speed, their spoked wheels, each a blur, almost touched as they passed.

Thereupon Sir Palamedes was ready, and so they came hurtling together, and each smote the other in the midst of their shields.

Stevens located the Titanian space-ship, and, the two vessels once more hurtling together through the ether toward Titan, he turned to his companion.

As the voice and guitar hurtle together in a neck-and-neck race to the finish line, his singing acquires the inflections and accents of the instrument driving it.

And then they hurtled together like two wild bulls, rashing and lashing with their swords and shields, so that sometimes they fell, as it were, headlong.

But Carpenter put the Devils back up to stay at 15:00 by smacking a loose puck into the net amid a tangle of bodies hurtling together toward the crease.

Writing in brisk, comic strokes reminiscent of the early Kingsley Amis, Mr. Nicholson does a nimble job of delineating these people and all their silly foibles, and he proves equally adept at manipulating the bizarre coincidences that bring their lives hurtling together.

The friendships were forged in the intimate maelstrom of the desks at firms like Cantor Fitzgerald, where traders sat, lunch-counter style, every day for 10 hours straight, amid the flashing terminals and ringing phones, the shouting, the betting pools, the practical jokes - men hurtling together through the years toward a prosperous middle age.