Sentence examples for but thrust from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, stopped short of endorsing the bill, but thrust it into the campaign debate.

It is an untitled mixed-media construction by Judy Pfaff, who makes objects that resemble busy abstract paintings but thrust out into the viewers' space like sculpture.

She was bumped on the bend but thrust out her arm to fend it off and began the home straight in third place.

The design that won the 1990 competition preserved the Baroque envelope but thrust modernity high up above it, in the form of two towers, one inside and one outside the walls.

In her passionately sung and vulnerable performance, Ms. Racette had the measure of this young woman, joyous and trusting by nature but thrust into a marriage with Tichon (the tenor Patrick Marques), the weak-willed son of Kabanicha (the mezzo-soprano Judith Forst), an imperious widow of a rich merchant.

WITHOUT exception, players in New Jersey commercial real estate offices find themselves in a horribly awkward position -- hurt and damaged as people and companies, perhaps, but thrust into the catbird seat as a prime source of office space for companies displaced from downtown Manhattan.

"Yes," he said, "but thrusting is a no-no".

But thrusting beneath it all is the question of whether Edward really wants to sleep with Bella or instead simply rip her head off.

He will not let the ashes of history's victims blow away, but thrusts them in your face as a handful of truth.

The connection of the segment and Ridge System E suggests that the terraces were not formed by normal faulting, but thrusting.

But thrusting a stake in the Fourteenth Amendment won't solve that problem.