Sentence examples for latest thrust from inspiring English sources
The latest thrust of this offensive is the Positive Psychology for Youth Project.
That was driven in large part by a new electronic order book: the value of initial public offerings in the same period was up by 96%, to £22.3 billion.Yet the latest thrust from America's second-largest stock exchange is apparently meant to play on LSE shareholders' uncertainties about the future.
His latest thrust to build up a family held mineral empire received a boost on Aug. 24 when the former star Morgan Stanley economist Andy Xie Guozhong took a minority 9.42% stake in China Natural Resources for $8 a share, or $12 million, through Rosetta Stone Capital, an offshore venture capital company controlled and solely managed by Xie.
Stocks held most of their gains from a brisk rally in midday trading Wednesday, as the latest thrust toward Baghdad within 30 km (20 miles)–by U.S.-led forces fired up hopes that a resolution to the conflict in Iraq is drawing closer.
I was thinking about that last week as I was reading the latest thrust by the Politico-Drudge alliance, framing the torture story not as one as a failed test of the morals of the president we had just 96 days ago (his name was George W. Bush in case you've forgotten) and his administration, but as yet another new challenge for President Barack Obama.
The latest thrusts by Kurdish forces are part of a campaign to regain territory lost to militants in August, when peshmerga fighters made a hasty and humiliating retreat in the face of the extremist onslaught.
The six-year-old travelled well and was in front soon enough, but did enough to hold the late thrust of Sahpresa by a short-neck under Olivier Peslier.
Hurricane Higgins was never too far back, took it up in the final quarter-mile and resisted the late thrust of the Tom Taaffe-trained runnerunner-up was held up because of suspect stamina.
Going to 3-1 or even 100-30 about a 5-2 shototo get matched is one thing, but who in their right minds is going to lay 7-1?" In an interview on the Get On show on the At The Races channel yesterday, McKeown said that he had been "trying to save as much as I can for a late thrust".
Brentford should have got the goal and the lead shortly before half-time but would that have staunched the goals and creativity of Oscar and Juan Mata and the late thrusts of that obdurate old guard formed by Frank Lampard and John Terry?
It is hard to be critical in the context of a precious victory, but their opportunities were few and had one of Liverpool's late thrusts come to fruition they would surely have regretted their failure to subject the visitors' defence to greater examination.
