Sentence examples for initial thrust from inspiring English sources

"My initial thrust will be to get the economy going," Mr. Gephardt said after the speech.

A sprout is the initial thrust, a spindly hope arching toward the light.

The initial thrust is provided by the nine-engine cluster, fuelled by kerosene and liquid oxygen.

This certainly seemed to be the initial thrust of government thinking during Labour's first term.

Roosevelt was candid in admitting that the initial thrust of the New Deal was experimental.

Instead, the initial thrust of their economic policy will be on keeping the economy from falling into a recession that's nastier than most of us have ever experienced.

In (12)–(13), the notations used are the following: g o  = 9.81 m/s2 ~ 10 m/s2 is Earth acceleration and v o = Mg o /P o is an initial thrust-to-weight, N/N.

Inspired by these recent examples and by mechanical considerations (e.g., Shemenda 1992), we suggest that the initial thrusting occurred within the Pacific plate at a distance of a few tens of kilometers from the former transform boundary.

Having anticipated this move, General Silliman posted forces at both flanks that blunted initial thrusts.

The movie's initial dramatic thrust comes from Frances breaking away from her old college friend and current roommate Sophie (the good-looking, intellectual-seeming Mickey Sumner, daughter of rock musician Sting).

Again, it was Michu who provided the initial rapier thrust, reward for a Swansea performance not just of neat and accurate passing, but of vigorous defending, with Ashley Williams outstanding in a second half of sustained but diffuse Chelsea pressure.