Sentence examples for the thrusts of from inspiring English sources
Some of the French boar hunts begin with an ancient sacrificial dance — a kind of pas de deux in which a virgin parries the thrusts of a hunter wielding the tusks of the last boar killed.
Below I revisit eight of the "thrusts" of dispersal together with suggested correlations with past language spreads.
The vertical motion is controlled by the collective thrust input, i.e. the sum of the thrusts of the motors.
Their survival will depend on Tyrion's ability to wrest power away from Cersei and Joffrey -- and his and Tywin's ability to parry the thrusts of the other three claimants to the throne.
Basically, instead of varying the opposing rotor's lift, the pilot leans the bike, and by leaning the bike, it pulls on lines attached to the bottoms of the rotor posts, and that tilts the thrusts of the rotors, which gives you an instantaneous and very large sideways force.
"I agree with the thrust of it.
That remains the thrust of Indian policy".
Star turns, however, weren't the thrust of the dance.
And the thrust of the bill is sensible.
I expect those to be the thrust of the conversation".
