Assertion: boomerang | /r/HasProperty | thrown
Facets:
value: several times
type: TEMPORAL
value: correctly
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: almost vertically
type: MANNER
value: with certain aerodynamic properties
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: A boomerang is a throwing stick with certain aerodynamic properties, traditionally made of wood, but boomerang-like devices have also been made from bones.
text: A boomerang, also known as a throwing stick, is a wooden item often shaped in the form of an open flat V or a cross.
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: Long Distance : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40-metre (130 ft) baseline.
text: : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40-metre (130 ft) baseline.
text: In Noongar language, kylie is a flat curved piece of wood similar in appearance to a boomerang that is thrown when hunting for birds and animals.
text: For example, there is a commonly held impression that a boomerang can be thrown to conk an enemy on the head and then return to the thrower to be caught.
text: The boomerang is thrown several times to test its flight capabilities.
text: The boomerang is thrown several times to test its flight capabilities.
text: All of these early explorers thought that boomerangs were swords and none of them ever saw a boomerang being thrown, nor did any of them ever record the term boomerang.
text: When boomerangs are thrown correctly, they are held at about 45 degrees to the ground, about halfway between horizontal and vertical.
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: Long Distance : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40 m baseline.
text: : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40 m baseline.
text: Typically the boomerang is thrown almost vertically with its arms pointing out forwards and the convex surface (the ‘top’) facing the thrower's body.
text: The blunt edge will always be the leading edge when the boomerang is thrown.
text: The boomerang is then thrown several times to check if it works.
text: As long as there are somewhere in the object several airfoil contoured surfaces, whether wing shaped or not, these boomerangs can be thrown and will return.
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: The thrower must not touch the boomerang after it has been thrown.
text: Long Distance : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40-metre (130 ft) baseline.
text: : the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40-metre (130 ft) baseline.
text: Third, boomerangs are best thrown when the air is calm (even a lump of coal will return if thrown into a stiff enough breeze).
text: When boomerangs are thrown correctly, they are held at about 45 degrees to the ground, about halfway between horizontal and vertical.