Sentence examples for all thrust from inspiring English sources

The dynamics in a piece called "Secret Club... Floating Angels 2000" are all thrust and plunge, full of speed and whiplash turns.

"Piano-Rag-Music" (1919), played by Mr. Gosling, was an irreverent homage to the American style, all thrust elbows and buckled knees.

After their husbands became astronauts, Life magazine bought the rights to the couples' "personal stories" for half a million dollars in 1959, so the astronaut families were all thrust into the spotlight.

Recently, in accordance with long-standing big-screen practice, Eat Pray Love, Monsters, The Road and The Way Back have all thrust their protagonists toward varying degrees of enlightenment via cross-country peregrination.

Selected Strouhal numbers range from 0.1 to 0.7 while pitch angles range from 5° to a properly selected (Strouhal dependent) maximum, covering all thrust producing wing motions.

The San Gabriel Mountains are made up of Proterozoic age gneisses with a metamorphosed cover sequence intruded by Mesozoic granitoid plutons, all thrust over the Pelona Schist along the Vincent thrust fault.

Kelly told Jones he thought that the dossier was a good idea, and he agreed with its over-all thrust.

But the over-all thrust of their polemic is a welcome call to reinvigorate society's ethical aspect and bring about the good life for everyone.

There is all this thrust coming from below.

All that thrust is channelled to the road with good discipline and excellent traction, even on a wet road, thanks to the electronic equivalent of a limited-slip differential achieved by selective braking of a wheel likely to spin.

One possibility is that the right engine had stopped working and the crew was using the rudder to keep the plane pointed straight, even though all the thrust would have been coming from the left side.