Sentence examples for thrust back on from inspiring English sources

As that short segment of the margin began to be underthrust, the sedimentary rocks were scraped off its leading edge and thrust back on top of it.

The ownership and use of land in Scotland has been thrust back on to the political agenda by the publication of the land reform bill, which was introduced to the Scottish parliament on Tuesday.

Self-creation only gets you so far, eventually you're thrust back on the body and its limits (and in the case of Hedwig, those limits are an inch long).

In the past year, he's been thrusted back on our radar, mostly due to an unexpected collaboration with everyone's favourite robots.

In the past year, he's been thrusted back on our radar, mostly due to an unexpected collaboration with everyone's favorite robots.

The Contemporary Jewish Museum was thrust back to its community origins.

But Burton was thrust back into the spotlight on Thursday when she received an OBE (Order of the British Empire) honor at Buckingham Palace, where she was recognized for her contribution to the British fashion industry.

LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - David Cameron's friendship with Rupert Murdoch's former British newspaper chief was thrust back into the spotlight on Wednesday when the prime minister refused to answer a question about potentially embarrassing emails between his office and Rebekah Brooks.

Though Nordstrom's announcement is at least a week old now, it's probably not a coincidence that both stories were published after it was thrust back into the headlines on Wednesday, when President Donald Trump said the store was treating his daughter "unfairly".

He wants us thrust back in our seats, not on the edge of them, overwhelmed with awesomeness not fretting over what is going to happen next.

But he was a young man used to being on his own, thrust back into a small house with his parents, who urged him to finish his medical studies.