Sentence examples for over thrust from inspiring English sources

A young woman ran over, thrust her hands around Patinkin's abdomen, and gave him the Heimlich, which she'd seen on TV.

He came over, thrust his hand in my face and said, 'I'm Donald Trump.' Everybody leaned in and said, 'Shake it, shake it, shake it!" Things exploded for Di Domenico after Trump decided to run for president.

After taking a snapshot of John Lithgow, who plays the gossip columnist J. J. Hunsecker in the musical version of "Sweet Smell of Success," Reuben darted over, thrust an eight-by-ten glossy at him, and said, "That's how you were years ago — I think it's from an opening-night party at Mr. Chow".

Which is tough, because the end of the boost phase is a delicate balance between the unpredictable behavior of a dying rocket motor and the wispy upper atmosphere, which affords little control over thrust asymmetries.

We wanted to demonstrate we had control which is tough, because the end of the boost phase is a delicate balance between the unpredictable behavior of a dying rocket motor and a wispy upper atmosphere that affords little control over thrust asymmetries.

Such a process prioritizes certain items in a list over others (for instance yaw turns over thrust control, roll or proboscis extension) and has been shown to lead to heavy-tailed behavior patterns [33], [67].

I learned that the trick to successful harvesting is to bend over and thrust the long tool into the soil from the side, not from above.

(Recently I stood by a shelf in a shop and a woman reached over and thrust her arm past, a full centimetre from my nose).

Hurrying over, he thrust an envelope at me and snapped, "Take this to the manager's office and then, for heaven's sake, go get your name tag".

But, after just a moment's hesitation, he pulled out his wallet and, smiling broadly, reached over and thrust a crisp £5 note into our diminutive associate's hand.

When it was over, she thrust both fists into the air in triumph.