Sentence examples for quick thrust from inspiring English sources

There are indications that General Abrams, having lost his appeal for a pause in with drawals, joined the calls for a quick thrust into Cambodia be fore American combat strength was drawn down any further and while the weather per mitted.

In Iraq, military experts predicted that intensive bombing at principal military installations, combined with a lightning quick thrust by a lean force to the gates of Baghdad, might cow the Iraqis into surrendering, ousting Saddam Hussein and welcoming coalition forces as liberators.

They restrain the hounds as one man circles behind the distracted boar and in a quick thrust grabs its hind shanks and twists the heavy animal to the ground, where it lies snout down in the wire grass, squealing loudly but helpless.

With a quick thrust, Byrne plunges his thermometer into some refrigerated meat.

A quick thrust of legendary singer Brian McKnight's hips had concert goers jumping out of their seats suddenly sending them into pure fan-demonium.

We don't run into any polar bears, but on the yellow school bus taking us to and from the kennels a rifle is affixed above the dashboard just below the ceiling, ready for a quick thrust from the driver should any intruder get too frisky.

Cut with previously unseen clips from the film, the video centres largely on chandeliers and dance routines for the first half, luring the viewer into a sense of sweet, Disney-like romance, before it ramps up the explicit content in the final minute with a quick thrust-based sex scene and a topless shot of Christian Grey.

In this shadowy dance, Mr. Joo begins with a stream of disconnected movement phrases that greatly emulate the quick, thrusting hip swirls of William Forsythe.

Press hard into the chest with quick thrusts as described above.

2) Press hard into the chest with quick thrusts as described above.

Used with care, it allows for a quick, incisive thrust of thought; in the wrong hands, it becomes an effective weapon of simple- or fuzzy-mindedness.