Sentence examples for thrust called from inspiring English sources

If a defenseman is leading an offensive thrust, called a "rush," one of the forwards backs him up.

The ICPD, as a key thrust, called for integrating sexual and reproductive health into primary healthcare.

If the victim is unconscious, stop abdominal thrusts: Call emergency services.

And most of their thrust - called "lift", though not in the sense of lifting the boat out of the water - is lost when the water boils.

A slight downwarp running east west and perpendicular to the thrust motion called the Bryce syncline was also created.

The basic weapon for this formation was a thrusting spear called the hasta; from this the heavy infantry derived its name, hastati, retaining it even after Rome abandoned the phalanx for the more flexible legion.

The back-thrust faults called Faults H1 and H2 are also assumed at the northern part.

Do hip thrusts, also called butt bridges.

Using its ultrahigh-resolution mapping camera, LRO found what are called "thrust faults".

Open stage, also called thrust stage, or platform stage, theatrical stage without a proscenium, projecting into the audience and surrounded on three sides by the audience.

Then there is the season's major new thrust, a series called "Off Center" that Mr. Sroka describes as "an exploration of dance, music and theater".