Sentence examples for she thrust herself from inspiring English sources

Fortified by the electoral success of Tea Party candidates on Nov. 2, she thrust herself forward to campaign for a spot in the House leadership come January.

But even as she tried to resist him she thrust herself against him in a ridiculous plot twist and begged him to take her.

Always the survivor, she thrust herself into the role of manager of her husband's pharmacy, while simultaneously raising her three boys by herself.

One afternoon she thrusts herself into the arms of Harry Lars Ekborgg), a shy young stranger slightly her senior.

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

So off she went, thrusting herself into a whole heap of over-the-top decorations and table settings that she too felt no Christmas should be without.

It was Mensch who thrust herself into the world's spotlight when she asked Rupert Murdoch, during select committee questioning, whether he had considered resigning.

She thrust her finger upward.

Kids who she herself thrust into the spotlight the moment she put them on stage at the Republican National Convention.

She then thrust the whole of herself between her calf and our boat, and began to shepherd him away.

English snobbery versus Irish tradition, science versus faith, a single woman versus a powerful male cohort: conditions could hardly be better for breeding dramatic antagonism, and Lib has no trouble racking up nemeses from the stock cast of small-village types she finds herself thrust among.