This was noticeable with the female dancers seated on chairs opening their legs, kicking their legs up, gently thrusting their buttocks whilst bending over their chairs and leaning onto the chairs to position their buttocks towards the audience.
At present, the remainder of the Indian subcontinent underthrusts the Lesser Himalayas on a very gently dipping thrust fault, so that the rocks forming this belt are sliding over the ancient top surface of India.
Slow earthquakes are interpreted by most workers to occur on the plate interface (e.g., Beroza and Ide 2010), and the interpreted focal mechanisms for LFEs are consistent with slip along a gently dipping thrust fault (Ide et al. 2007a, b, Shelly et al. 2007, Frank et al. 2013).
The Queen reached out & touched them, then thrust them gently aside & pressed her face to the glass to see what lay beyond.
So make sure you take it out gently, and not thrusting it out.
We shout with exhilaration -- experiencing a feeling that is half excitement and half relief -- before being thrust into a calm pool and gently turned upriver for a post-rapids view.
And even better than the sushi was a starter of two large sea scallops with foie gras, gently sautéed, combined with white-truffle vinaigrette and then thrust into tiny superheated cast-iron pans.
Students referred to adjusting the nature of the force/s on launching the plane, for example, to give it more "thrust," more "force," or launching the plane "hard," "soft", or "gently".
To deal with them you, should be gently direct as you point out that their personal beliefs shouldn't be thrust onto others.
To deal with this person you, should be gently direct as you point out that his or her personal beliefs shouldn't be thrust onto others.
