fling up

When she started to ask why, he flung up one hand.

She flung up the window and stood by it, looking out.

He caught the movement in time to fling up his hand.

An arm flung up for a moment, but quickly dropped back again.

I flung up a hand, stopping her from saying more.

This time he escaped from the table and flung up a window.

She straightened, flung up her arms, let them fall again.

The bed- spread had been flung up over the pillow.

Suddenly, he flung up his foot and kicked open the door.

He flung up a hand so that the walls shook.

The table, it seems, is really a human figure, its arms flung up in despair.

Suddenly the little man flung up a hand, pointing and speaking in a cold voice.

Still far away, she flung up both arms in greeting and broke into a run.

Then he flung up his hands and recoiled from the light.

She flung up her red head and gazed at him steadily.

He flung up his arms and warded off the body.

The boys tried to see through the spray that was flung up by the falling water.

And at her look he flung up a hand.

She tried to cry out, flung up her arm to ward off the impact.

The other day I happened to read a novel of his and flung up my hands in amazement.

It was then that I flung up my head and once more cried aloud.

In the middle of the prayer, he flung up his hand and cried, 'No!

With a grunt, James fell back, one hand flung up to protect his face.

He flung up one arm and called, "We may as well have a ride, at least!

Christian flung up his arm and sagged back against the wall.