Sentence examples for and thrust in the from inspiring English sources
A poem published on the site before 2001 entitled Al-Jihad reads: "Why are you waiting go and thrust, in the lines of enemies and have them crushed.
Powerful delicacy and thrust in the strings toward a gallopy finish, but, crucially, not overdone.
"His previous government and private sector experience will be an invaluable asset to Airbus Group and, with his aviation-rich biography, Allan will give us tremendous lift and thrust in the U.S".
Nevertheless, the model-6 presents a lower cutting force (in the x direction) and thrust force (in the y direction), as shown in Fig. 15, which could prolong the tool life significantly.
Continuation of the compression during the Neotectonic period in the region developed several folds and thrust faults in the Neogene and Quaternary units deposited in the Lake Van Basin.
The loads (forces and moments) exerted on the ship by the ARTs are added to the hydrodynamic loads (e.g., due to pressure and viscous effects) and the thrust in the governing equations of motion of the ship.
That collision produced the 375-mile- (600-km) wide Verkhoyansk fold-and-thrust belt, in the front of which coal was deposited in postcollisional molasse basins.
The derived stress ratio of R = 0.19 and the observed strike-slip mechanisms confirm the existence of shear and thrust components in the regional deformation field, resulting in a transpressional tectonic regime (Cobbold et al. 1996).
In addition, mare ridges, lobate scarps and thrust faults in the study area have been revealed to be active in the Copernican Period at many locations as evidenced by the distribution of the small ruptured craters (Fig. 19).
Deborah Abramson, Bernard J. Brown, Emily Gayeski, Jon Guymon, Eden Mazer and Ede Thurrel gave full value to every sly lilt and dynamic thrust in the somewhat rambling choreography.
Another image from the videotape depicted Mr. Ortiz from the back with his shirt off and hands thrust in the air, appearing to join in the melee.
