Sentence examples for if you thrust from inspiring English sources

If you thrust a microphone in the face of a person on the street and ask for a statement about a situation you will probably get back a string of familiar phrases.

"It's difficult if you get thrust to the top with a hit single, and nobody knows anything about you".

But if you do thrust hard enough, "you're going to break the ribs and maybe the sternum".

Now I try to have a laugh on set; if you are thrusting rats in Peter Mullan's face in [Channel 4's] Red Riding, you have to be able to laugh at the end of the scene or you'd go mad.

Harry Sidebottom fairly presumes you wouldn't know a hoplite if one thrust a spear at you, and that you grasped legionary tactics from watching the DVD of Gladiator: he uses our instinctive understanding of what has been sold since classical Greece as the "western way of war" as the basis for a boot camp for the brain - a short, sharp shock to presumptions.

But what would you do if someone thrust a note in your hand that on close inspection turned out to be worth nothing at all? Astonishingly, but for good reason, there are now millions of zero-rupee notes in circulation in India.

I wonder if, while thrusting, you're actually sufficiently aroused to reach orgasm?

If you are a man, thrust yourself into her warm virgin forests.

They will have to play with a bit more ambition and a bit more thrust". If you've still not had enough football then we have some good news.

It's "my way or the highway" as far as you're concerned and you feel disoriented and distrustful if new approaches are thrust upon you.

If the ticklee tries to thrust you off with their feet, it is an opportunity for you.