Sentence examples for for a thrust from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare, Mr. Pope said, wrote for a thrust stage, in which the stage juts out into the audience.

Should they abandon ambitious plans for a thrust stage to address the hall's problematic acoustics and proceed with a more modest, less expensive plan?

This separation created a crevice, which then very quickly snapped closed again, resulting in the typical offset expected for a thrust quake.

A government victory in the town could prove a setback to the rebel effort to amass forces for a thrust closer to Damascus, where government forces remain in control.

Points are awarded for blows delivered upon the left side, right side, or top of the head; the right or left wrist; the right or left side of the trunk; and for a thrust to the throat.

The hope is that it means the beginning of the realization of the goal announced in 1980 by Graham, who called for "a thrust for greatness" and the building of a world-class university system.

Beginning with the award to SEPR by ERNO of Bremen of a contract for the development of a thrust chamber for the upper stage Astris of Europa 1 in 1963, a long and fruitful cooperation linked Villaroche, Vernon, Bremen and Ottobrunn.

The overpressure condition for hydraulic fracturing is comparable to that needed for frictional reshear of a thrust fault lying close to the maximum compression, σ 1.

The optimization results give many optimal controllers which are acceptable for a thrusting maneuver.

As a youngster, his defects were a lack of discipline and goals for a thrusting winger, but he was always a naturally gifted crosser of the ball.

First staged in 1911, Monkhouse's Mary Broome concerns the eponymous maid working for a thrusting family as a marriage is about to be celebrated.