Mr. Draper tears this accusation apart with so much archival razzle-dazzle, but also so many thrusts at Mr. Schwartz, that a reader begins to suspect overkill.
(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).
The measure would prove fateful in many ways, almost immediately thrusting the country into a period of turbulence and repeated secession attempts, abetted by an embittered Brussels.
Iraq's president and prime minister avoid using the term, but many Iraqis say extremists have thrust the country into civil war, even as moderates have struggled to pull back from the brink.
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.
America's retaliatory strikes, and the image of bullying power they represent for many in the Islamic world, are thrusting the United States into an urgent struggle for the hearts and minds of Muslims everywhere.
But instead of falling off as so many other gymnasts did, she simply thrust the other foot behind her in the air, stuck out her arms and struck a pose.
But while the president hustled from meeting to meeting with world leaders, he was in many ways thrust into the rare position of bystander.
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).
Spread out before us as we reached the edge of the roof of the Science Building, and filling every nook and cranny of the Square as far as the eye could see, was an almost unimaginable sea of people, many thrusting aloft banners and waving red, white and black Egyptian flags.
