Sentence examples for thrust building from inspiring English sources

There is a huge amount of innovative thrust building, bottom-up, in the U.S. economy today.

Maybe it was all shot in Belfast, for budget reasons; and then the thrusting buildings, the Shard, and Boris, added using CGI.

It's welcome news for Bujumbura, a freewheeling city of palm trees and colonial-era Art Deco buildings thrust against the shores of Lake Tanganyika.

This summer's drought has thrust a long-building land-use crisis into the public eye, and the government has stepped up countermeasures like curbs on the size of herds and restrictions on farming of steep slopes.

In June 2017, the Casa Aztlan building was thrust back into public view when the developer who bought the building ordered contractor Morris Gershengorin to paint over its iconic murals in favor of what one Facebook commenter called "gentrification blue".

In June 2017, the Casa Aztlan building was thrust back into public view when the developer who bought the building ordered contractor Morris Gershengorin to paint over its iconic murals in favour of what one Facebook commenter called "gentrification blue".

But the plan did not include building a thrust, or three-sided, stage.

Dwarfing even the 440ft wheel of the London Eye, this building will thrust itself into every London vista from the Embankment and the Thames bridges to Trafalgar Square and St James's Park.

Most newer theatres – especially studio spaces or buildings with thrust stages – don't actually possess one, and even in more traditional spaces directors seem to be using them less and less.

The basin filled with sediment; later mountain-building episodes thrust it upward to form the Altiplano and the East Andes.

But then reporters showed up outside their school building, thrusting microphones and cameras at them.