Sentence examples for thrust deep from inspiring English sources

Certainly, allied forces have covered considerable ground and thrust deep into Iraq.

The war that ensued (1294 1303) went in favour of Philip the Fair, whose armies thrust deep into Gascony.

I picture Beckett in the windy autumn with the chestnuts falling and his hands thrust deep into his coat pockets.

He walked across the hospital parking lot with his eyes on the pavement, his hands thrust deep in his overcoat pockets, skirting patches of shattered ice.

Wearing a vaguely harlequin costume, she sits at a table, grasping a candlestick next to a loaf of bread with a knife thrust deep into it.

In fact, the Americans and the British have thrust deep into the country, and so far have mostly had to fight only determined small units.

But the U.S. military, stung when it was sent to war before without a clear plan and then blamed for the resulting mess, is expressing caution about being thrust deeper into any of the conflicts raging around the world.

KARKAMIS, Turkey, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Turkey's army and its allies thrust deeper into Syria on Sunday, seizing territory controlled by Kurdish-aligned forces on the fifth day of a cross-border campaign that a monitoring group said had killed at least 35 villagers.

His transformations trace the fortunes of Russia itself, which rode the oil boom to become a defiant presence on the world stage and was thrust into deep uncertainty by the 2008 collapse of financial markets.

That sale made him fabulously wealthy, but it also thrust him deep into the Amazon machine.

Overridden oceanic plateaux would be thrust (subcreted) deep enough to melt in the garnet field and generate syntectonic pulses of tonalite trondhjemite granodiorite (TTG), contributing to craton growth and stabilization.