Sentence examples for another thrust from inspiring English sources

A melancholy, Van Dyck-inspired Twelfth Night was Guthrie's last Ontario production (1957), but their collabo ration continued when Moiseiwitsch designed another thrust stage for the new Tyrone Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis.

In yet another thrust by commercial bankers into investment banking, the BankAmerica Corporation will announce today that it is buying Robertson, Stephens & Company, a San Francisco investment firm specializing in technology, health care and other high-growth areas.

This day of joy, he decided, was the perfect time to deliver another thrust in his ongoing feud with Pep Guardiola, the intense 44-year-old who was appointed Barcelona manager ahead of Mourinho in 2008.

After the Battle of the Wilderness, in which each side lost almost a fifth of its men, it would have been in keeping with Union precedent to pull back north and rebuild before making another thrust.

The Army's Third Infantry Division began another thrust into Baghdad this morning, with an armored force from the Second Brigade rolling through the heart of the government district and a battalion from the First Brigade beginning an assault on a presidential compound just outside the city, American commanders said.

Even then, there was another thrust.

Another thrusts a handful of spent 7.62mm ammunition under my nose, and explains his bandaged arm, which he claims happened when the security forces opened fire on protesters here in the square on 8 April.

Another main thrust of research activities based at M.A.R.S. pertains to the detection, mapping, and quantification of subsurface ice deposits.

Mr. Lennon's next film, tentatively titled "The End," will involve another protagonist thrust abruptly into a different class and social position.

Brown's first caution was for a barge on Peter Pawlett deep in the opposition half and the Scotland captain was dismissed by referee Alan Muir as he impeded another attacking thrust from McGinn.

And for another, the thrust of this book is markedly less personal.