Sentence examples for many thrusts from inspiring English sources

I'll never forget watching Ivan Reitman explain how many thrusts the actors were supposed to do in the sex scene in "No Strings Attached".

(Indeed, a simulated sex scene that had too many thrusts and a sight gag involving excretory functions almost got "Zack and Miri" slapped with an NC-17 rating; a few judicious trims avoided that).

Overlooking the Thames, barely a mile from the King's Road, next to a glorious park, it is an enviable location many thrusting professionals would be happy to call home.

As the thrust loads increase with the unit capacities of the hydro turbines, many thrust bearings failed due to rub-impacts between the collar and pads.

The sliding mass crossed the Huangdongzi valley and ran up on the 500 m high opposite slope, forming many thrust and anti-slope (uphill facing) scarps (Figs. 3 and 4).

In the end "The Great Buck Howard," despite its many satirical thrusts, insists on being nice.

Many people thrust their hands into the air, making the V-sign for victory.

The crowd roared its approval, with many fans thrusting fists into the air.

And while she has for many years thrust herself before TV cameras, he still seems unaccustomed to them.

But while the president hustled from meeting to meeting with world leaders, he was in many ways thrust into the rare position of bystander.

K N Rao says: "Federer is the fork with many-pronged thrust and Phillipoussis is the knife who has to depend on the thrust of his Scud-like services which are not clicking so well today.