Sentence examples for be thrust down from inspiring English sources
verb
To make advance with force.
- We thrust at the enemy with our forces.
In the TV version they seem to be thrust down the viewers' gullets.
"And from the Book of Mormon to Nephi, Chapter 2, Verse 34 we find this: 'Woe unto the liar, for he shall be thrust down to hell.'".
A lot, without it being thrust down their throats".
That process requires a sump, a bottom level to which the weakest and least fit are thrust down beyond the point of survival, or at least of reproduction.
And then there are predators, voyeurs and pedophiles who could watch these whenever they wanted, easily replacing that image of a tampon being thrust down a young girl's throat with something else.
Jordan, perched as he is at the edge of this mountain, stands for all the metal we're thrusting down now.
There we were, not yet having sampled the delights of '59, & already the delights of '60 were being thrust down our throat!
"These things are not yet being thrust down our throat," he added, "but I strongly disagree with the call for fast and radical change".
Goodness knows I'm a broad-minded broad, but I do yearn somewhat for a time when san-pro ads weren't being thrust down one's throat at every available oppo.
He said he could feel everything that was happening, including the bumps of the stairs as he was being carried out of the station on a stretcher and a tube being thrust down his throat and into his chest.
I mean, the basic act of human contact is unavoidable; one of the event's defining features is being thrust down dead-end roads into a horrible soup of drunk people.
