1. moving with great speed, typically in a seemingly uncontrolled way
Usage: present participle of ‘hurtle’

1. moving very fast in a reckless or uncontrolled manner

Examples

• The car came hurtling down the hill at dangerous speeds.
• She watched the meteor hurtling through the night sky.
• The runaway shopping cart was hurtling toward the parked cars.
• The train was hurtling through the countryside at full speed.
• Rocks came hurtling down the mountainside after the earthquake.
• The hurtling asteroid posed a threat to Earth.
• He threw himself out of the way of the hurtling bicycle.