Sentence examples for a thrust that from inspiring English sources

And "while we were speaking and panting for it, with a thrust that required all the heart's strength, we brushed against it slightly".

The stage design for the forthcoming shows is said to include "a thrust that extends deep into the audience allowing the Stones to interact directly with their fans" while its set design features "video screens and special effects that will enhance the high-octane experience of attending a live Stones' show".

The pressure differential creates a lift in the fins, changing the direction up or down according to the angle of the flow acting on the hydrofoil, which in turn generates a thrust that pushes the boat forward.

In the formative days of his stardom, when he's doing songs like I Got You (I Feel Good) in 1965, his rhythms already have a thrust that's spikier, more volcanically charged, than the gliding jubilation of rock.

There's a thrust that goes out on the stage about 80 feet, and it's about 80 feet wide, and there's all kinds of things flying in and out".

When you've acquired enough energy you can make a tremendous thrust that will wipe out a host of monsters.

This terror concentrates a program of suppression with a genocidal thrust, that includes mass incarceration and the criminalization of the youth.

A deft technician, Mr Murakami maintains a narrative thrust that would be beyond most contributors to, say, Runner's World magazine, even where his material seems fit for its pages.

She identifies two primary body movements that substitute for dancing: headbanging and an arm thrust that is both a sign of appreciation and a rhythmic gesture.

The Hermitage terra cotta for the equestrian monument honoring the memory of Constantine the Great who established Christianity as a state religion in 313 A.D. is carried by a forward thrust that is no longer perceptible in the marble monument erected in 1670.

What it lacks, in common with the play as a whole, is the sine qua non of theatre; namely, a narrative thrust that impels the characters, whether farcically or tragically or in any intermediate mode, toward a credible state of crisis, anxiety, or desperation.