Sentence examples for any thrust to from inspiring English sources
"The turbine is connected to a generator, and it does not provide any thrust to propel the aeroplane," insists Dr Jean Botti, EADS Chief Technical Officer.
First, at 8 p.m., he engages in a two-bass hit with William Parker, an expert extemporizer; then, at 10, he locks in with the alto saxophonist Tim Berne, who brings acerbic gravity and forward thrust to any situation.
It won't break any acceleration records, but there's enough thrust to keep things entertaining, with 115 horsepower and 199 pound-feet of torque on tap.
Hence the European thrust to recognise Palestine.
Parry begets thrust, to borrow fencing terms.
Hamlet and Macbeth are thrust to the very edge of sanity; Lear and, momentarily, Othello are thrust beyond it.
Give it extra thrust to the strike.
From Bob Hope, Depp has stolen the notion of the lusting yellowbelly, out only for himself, and happy to leave any thrusting, mannish bravado to the fairer sex.
Its Merlin 1D engine, which uses the traditional mixture of kerosene and liquid oxygen, has the highest thrust-to-weight ratio of any engine currently in use.
Having more fuel will make it easier for the shuttle to deal with any thrust shortfalls in its main engines, they said.
