Sentence examples for thrust ahead from inspiring English sources

Last week marked fifty years since Chairman Mao advised his people to "learn from Comrade Lei Feng," an ordinary, young squad leader in a transport unit of the People's Liberation Army, who was plucked from obscurity and thrust ahead as a kind of Communist Rosie the Riveter, an icon of revolutionary selflessness.

Australia had been reduced to 37 for five by the close and would lose by an innings, a result which thrust England ahead in the series with another rout to follow at The Oval.

While The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal have long charged readers of their Web sites, the decision thrusts The Times ahead of other general interest newspapers that plan to charge for Web access, including The New York Times, whose global edition is the International Herald Tribune.

Many people can only make it to about seven pushup/palm thrusts before they have to stop, so don't feel as if you need to go ahead and do all twelve at once.

New cable-television programs will treat fashion as a tool and a weapon in women's thrust to get ahead.

Wenger will have afforded himself a little punch of the air in delight when Wanderson thrust Ludogorets back ahead and the only anxiety of the evening was endured in what stoppage time remained after Ángel Di Maria's late equaliser.

It had been his shot which skimmed across Mignolet and on to the far post just after the quarter-hour mark, Gayle converting the rebound smartly on his first league start since mid-September, and his flick over Lovren was thumped through the goalkeeper by Joe Ledley to thrust the hosts ahead.

A deflection thrust the visitors ahead.Odion Ighalo was permitted too much space and spat away a shot which flicked off Gary Cahill's instep and looped beyond a wrong-footed Thibaut Courtois, the Nigerian registering for a fifth top-flight game in succession.

But appreciating the political dynamics of this year, Mr. Kerry and his aides have moved to overcome these concerns, thrusting his candidacy ahead with a combination of bluster and a calculated burst of early spending on a big staff, including some of the more respected names in Democratic politics.

Lean and thrust yourself forward to flip.

His second, volleyed in two minutes into extra-time from Salako's cross, would thrust Palace tantalisingly 3-2 ahead.