Sentence examples for nervous thrust from inspiring English sources
We imagine her lying in her pink bedroom, hands by her sides, stiff as a board, thanking him ecstatically for every nervous thrust.
The increased military presence on the island makes the Philippines especially nervous because it thrusts China's presence closer to the islands in the South China Sea that the Philippines claims as its own.
People get nervous when they're thrust into the public eye.
Few things have made the capitalist-communist overseers of China's frenzied thrust for modernity as nervous as history.
He was a proud man, his shoulders pulled back and his chin thrust forward, but I sensed he was nervous.
What happens, for instance, if he eventually calls a euro-referendum, and, facing a nervous electorate, says, with that familiar gleam in his eye and thrust of his chin: "Trust me.
Thrust stages aren't, well, thrusting.
That thrust is everything.
Such entrepreneurial thrust is rare.
Eight families thrust into mourning.
