Imagine, in lieu of mud, the slinging of accurate information.

His pitches come out of a slinging, three-quarter to low-three-quarter delivery.

The key issue is that mud slinging is not a form of perjury or libel.

Traditional slinging is still practiced as it always has been in the Balearic Islands.

What interests me about the phenomenon is not the slinging of tremendous words, but the strictly Yankee use which is made of them.

Oriando called a halt to the slinging.

Typically aggressive slinging (swinging a player by the jumper or throwing the player to the ground) of oppositions players in a tackle is not allowed.

I answered, un- slinging my compound bow, that wonderful weapon that could shoot an arrow two hundred and fifty yards.

Let the Slinging Begin At 7 tonight, Texas Tech opens against Southern Methodist.

Although its slinging of insider Hollywood lingo lends it a contemporary gloss, the gentle fun it pokes at the movie business is beside the point.

We were up to Hammock Slinging (Basic) and Toilet Flushing (Advanced).

Chapter Nine Two and a half hours passed with the slinging of fists, the darting of hands, the cracking of flesh against bruised flesh.

The slinging of the racquet was understandable bad form; the umpire did not even issue a warning for racquet abuse, turf abuse or protocol abuse.

He saluted the fading simulacrum by bringing the flat of his sword to his forehead before snapping the weapon down in the ritual slinging of blood.

These should be priorities in our debate and in our resolution, rather than the slinging of mud at certain countries and cases, as seems to be happening here.

While "Slinging Sammy" was putting the ball up, there may never have been a better receiver pulling them down than Green Bay's Don Hutson.

Chabot, Fabre and Bazire were in it up to the neck, but the moment mud- slinging began, any of their friends might get spattered with the slime.

The mock Comedy Central pundit Stephen Colbert's slinging of the word "truthiness" caught on instantaneously last year precisely because we live in the age of truthiness.

They'd stayed loyal ever since, throughout all the wearying backbiting and dirt slinging of democratic politics; even the dubious deals with the business community that helped his campaign funding hadn't put them off.

I am very glad that he won, as for change that will come with much struggle, as you all know, here in the U.S. once you are elected the real mud slinging begins.

"Something very important has gotten lost in the furious slinging of accusations over who benefits from the business components of this bill," said Representative Bill Thomas of California, the main author of the Republican plan.

In early 2011 the the bands 4th album "A Vulgar Display Of Obscurity" was released to rave reviews on Slinging Pig records and went on to sell a negative number of copies .

The fad got so out of hand that in May 1999, Tesco, one of the largest supermarket chains in England, conducted a series of tests on its pies to see which ones made for the best slinging.

She was in the middle, with her arms slung around both of them.

Every third figure had a board slung under one arm.

I'm sure there's a lot more a military court could sling at them.

Inside was a long brown case, which he slung over a shoulder.

He'd slung himself against a tree like the rest of the company.

Williams has slung a lot of talk over his career.

Father had died about the time the French were slung out.

But I slung down from my mount and he held.

And she had to have her legs slung up on top of it.

Miles gave a bit of a smile and a slung to his brother.

And here they were, two or three of them, at least, slung into a far corner.

A second only he stared, then slung himself full forward.

On the way, she slung a sword over her back.

The sword slung along his back was certainly real looking.

The light was darker when they finally slung him down.

He slung it from my shoulder, stood back and looked at me.

In front of him, slung around his neck, was a large black box.

I remember one of the men slinging my bag in after me.

The young man slung the parcel over his back again.

She also had a big bag slung from her shoulder.

He took up the camera and slung it over his shoulder.

She shook her body, slinging water all over the place.

They've been slinging everything they had at us for the last five minutes, and now that heat is beginning to get through.

It had been taken from a sack slung about the right wall.

With the bag slung over my shoulder, I held her hand and we set off toward the house.

Do not use a sling for a long period of time.

She had him in a kind of sling on her back.

I told him to take the sling off as well.

I'll take the sling off in another couple of days.

He put the sling back on for another couple of days.

They went down in the sling, two at a time.

They say he put some guy in a sling last night.

They are also used as a sling to hold a baby across the back of a mother.

There was no one to see him off at the sling.

Or sometimes he cut Drive and did a dead sling.

"Maybe they left something you can use for a sling."

I'll just take my sling and go for a walk.

She thought about the sling and learning to use it.

The sling was one of the few that they all used.

"A few minutes more to get yourself together, and then I will help you into the sling."

He left the building with his arm in a sling.

Should I use a sling to get something to eat?

And what happened when she got caught using a sling?

Your arm will be in a sling for several weeks.

An hour after the game, he was still wearing a sling.

He will wear a sling for at least three weeks.

The last time I saw you, your arm was in a sling.

Make a sling and place the person's arm in it.

Put your arm in a sling to help keep it still.

He'd be wearing the sling for another week, at least.