The fielder then communicates his decision to tag a runner or throw next to his fellow infielders, through a number of entirely non-verbal signals the position of his feet, the direction of his body, the height of his glove, the movement of his hand, the thrust of his foot.
He can make the music sound bittersweet or buoyant with the pinch of his fingers, the thrust of his fist, the lowering of his palm.
What happens, for instance, if he eventually calls a euro-referendum, and, facing a nervous electorate, says, with that familiar gleam in his eye and thrust of his chin: "Trust me.
While the experience of sinfulness and wickedness is a powerful theme, particularly in his earlier, post-conversion writing, the fundamental thrust of his thinking is the easy exchange between the human and the divine.
Unfortunately, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not seem to realize that the demographic thrust of his settlement policies contradicts his insistence that Israel be recognized as a Jewish state.
Mr. Hernández doesn't always grab what he's reaching for — his talent soars untethered by discipline — but the thrust of his effort lights up the sky.
Thus, after observation of the American defenses around Lunga Point by his staff officers, Hyakutake decided that the main thrust of his planned attack would be from south of Henderson Field.
Thus, after observation of the American defences around Lunga Point by his staff officers, Hyakutake decided that the main thrust of his planned attack would be from south of Henderson Field.
Although he made additions and improvements to many of his palaces, such as the Stable Court at Fontainebleau (1606 09), the thrust of his attention was directed toward the modernization and beautification of his capital.
Popular culture website "TV Cream" describe Paul marrying Gail for business sense was typical of his "thrusting, unscrupulous, double-dealing tycoon" persona.
