This was the core thrust of Merrie England, and the original spirit of a Labour party that had its roots in religion, not Marxism.
How I understand him is his root desire to get out now, and that's the core thrust of the show.
Economists were somewhat reassured by the slower core increase, but the thrust of the report suggested problems to come.
Austin Quigley, dean emeritus of Columbia College and the Brander Matthews Professor of Dramatic Literature, made enhancing and institutionalizing the College's commitment to the Core Curriculum a central thrust of his administration in the last half of the 1990s and the first years of the new century, and Lit Hum clearly benefited from this push.
Next, advice from my college philosophy professor: write one true sentence -- the release's headline, the core of your pitch, the thrust of your strategy.
Guam, like other islands in the Marianas, is volcanic in origin, and Stuart Koyanagi, an assistant at the National Earthquake Information Center, said Sunday that the first indications pointed to a subduction earthquake, in which one of the great tectonic plates that float on the molten core of the Earth thrusts upward under another.
The only difference was that, instead of catching and setting up the drives we all thought would form the core of the attacking thrusts, they gave the ball to Robert Howley off the top.
The IC values of the hanging wall damage zone below 38.8 mbgs (Figure 4b) increase systematically toward the fault core of the Nobeoka Thrust; in other words, the crystallinity of illite decreases toward the fault core.
The songs felt surprisingly oceanic, given that they're rigid at the core, and thrusting.
