Talking from experience: having flung myself into chatting on the Internet I got so preoccupied with composing emails and messages, posting on forums, writing snail-mail letters, meeting people of different cultural background that now I really feel exhausted.

 

All I wish now is to fling all those unfinished letters into fire and to get flung out of all those social nets that were initially designed for dating. ('Dirty business!' she flung her hands up in disgust watching the pictures of young girls ready to get flung off their last clothes to make anyone fling himself at them.)

 

On one of my favourite forums I came across an aged man with so poor manners that I could hardly endure. We flung bitter accusations at each other and I had to reduce my posting there to a couple of threads only, yet now he is flinging me out quite vigorously. I don't have the nerve to stay there...

 

Well, I consider all that as the last fling before starting a new term Obviously it has brought in some worthy experience and knowledge, anyway I am happy it's all over, and now I can do things I am really into

 

ps. I enjoyed talking to some decent people, luckly they are very few, so I am almost sure I'll be able to handle it in future

 

Phew, I hope I got it right

fling (flung) was found in the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary at the entries listed below.

• fling verb THROW
• fling verb MOVE/DO
• fling verb SAY ANGRILY
• fling noun
• Highland fling noun
• fling yourself at sb
• fling yourself into sth
• fling sth on/off
• fling sth/sb out
• fling up your hands
• have a fling

Avenue is intended to let everyone have a last fling, and all `leftover" rubbish brought from      
    kitchen tables, freezers, cookers, desks or fling cabinets etc., will slide freely, without     
 of which he and his buddies break into just to fling themselves off the roofs. I know about him    
am amazed at Stephanie Calman (Let him have his fling, February SHE). Can she really be so cold? I  
  baby-face was one of the lucky ones chosen to fling a bottle of Lenor to the next woman in an     
   my breast, motherfucker [p] He describes his fling with a pneumatic, pouting cartoon in Cool     
  from 28 exhibitors; should inspire a highland fling. Last year, a cabin chest reportedly owned by 
   we had spent together had been a meaningless fling - something to be enjoyed at the time and     
   was campaigning through the pages of Popular Fling for rearmament before World War Two not as    
     and the kicker is that it was only a short fling, and it was over months ago." He laughed, a   
anything about these incidents at the time? Why fling them at Senna retrospectively? [p] Nor did    
   and pus-pocked arms that every evening would fling themselves around his neck, the sore-infested 
snatched a banana from my hand: when I moved to fling a pebble at it, I was cursed at by a man in   
because it is in decline. Before East Europeans fling their fags in the bin and join health clubs,  
  island, its central spine of mountains a last fling of the Andean chain. Legally protected since  
      grow in any kind of proximity they have a fling.  [p] [p] In December you recommended         
of night and neon.  [p] A lesser director would fling his two stars together, like fighting cocks   
  Bennett, fair-shares-for-all bit was the last fling of the 1940s, the swan song of the short-     
but here Daniele Gatti, enjoying perhaps a last fling with the LSO before becoming music director   
        eight d This game represented the final fling of what, by their standards, has been a       
          matches without that common desire to fling the machine out of the window.  [p] Sound is  
  the controversy over the summer of her summer fling with financial advisor John Bryan.  [p] The   
stars Barbara Hershey as a defence lawyer whose fling with her client (J T Walsh) comes to a bloody 
is also keen to see Villa's youth being given a fling after the success of teenager Graham Fenton   
   which is what counts [p] [h] Martina's final fling;Martina Navratilova;Tennis [/h] [p] MARTINA   
    everyone fall about with laughter: `Must we fling this filth at our pop kids [p] Whether it     
 returns to London.  [p] [h] Major's son denies fling;James Major [/h] [p] PREMIER'S son James      
  Winners' Cup final could turn into a farewell fling for three of their semi-final heroes.  [p]    
 [p] She told TODAY that the streak was a final fling before celebrating her 30th birthday next     
be salvaged at appalling expense. And Costner's fling with a local hula-hula dancer last October    
   Chris, 44, begged forgiveness for his latest fling with ex-nanny Maresa Morgan, 20.  [p] But     
    in which the arms emerge from the water and fling forward. He had copied the style from a       
able to rip the viscous strands of that web and fling them behind him. As always he was honest with 
 His eyes moved wildly in his head, he tried to fling himself away from Bob, but he was caught in   
This category includes the passionate two-night fling while attending an out-of-town national       
   vacationing together who have a brief sexual fling but quickly drop this practice when they      
He will wad the blueprints into tight balls and fling them into the lake. Then he'll get moving     
 University School of Engineering's annual food fling try to fling a pumpkin from a 10-story        
   [p] dark like me [p] that is my dream [p] To fling my arms wide in the face of the sun [p]       
   end product yeah when they're just you could fling an experiment together and it could end up