Sentence examples for slightly thrust from inspiring English sources

Slightly thrust your left hand forward while closing it and simultaneously drop your right hand with the coin down near your right leg.

He described the footballer putting his hand behind his back, bending his knees and simulating pushing something towards his behind, while slightly thrusting his pelvis forward.

Lean your legs forward and your head and shoulders backward slightly while you thrust, to make it more exaggerated.

(With a slightly different thrust, Mr. Rowland argues that Galileo's mistake was insisting on science as the only means of obtaining truth).

This is trimmed for slightly less thrust (450N).

A college friend remembered him always with his head slightly atilt, his face thrust forward, always eager to find the first-row chair in classes.

A rocket launching by a closely watched private company failed Saturday because its first stage was still thrusting slightly after the stages separated, the company's founder said.

You could call the way they are thrust at us slightly excessively pedagogical – the title of the book is attached, unusually, to its back, in order that we shall be quite clear on this point.

At the same time, thrust in the booster lagged slightly, although within limits, and the nozzle steering systems tried to compensate.

And while the dashing Mr. Caulfield lopes around with the slightly horrified air of a leading man thrust into character-actor work, Ms. Robbins gives her dishrag-turned-cougar character the energy, wiliness and finally glamour that it deserves.

Lush Valley is, it appears, a democratic (if slightly pedantic) nation, and each audience member is thrust into the role of aspiring citizen.