Sentence examples for thrust earlier from inspiring English sources

Bypass could have used a little of that same thrust earlier on although, thank heavens, it gets there in the end.

As always, VELD's main stage knows no such thing as a 'warm up.' Opening sets by local Toronto acts Manzone & Strong and Overwerk thrust the early birds into the weekend with a string of progressive house hits.

Like Elsa and her brother, orphans are everywhere on this parched landscape – they're often left with their grandmothers or left alone to fend for themselves; girls become women overnight, boys are thrust into early manhood.

He admitted that he has been uncomfortable on the bigger stages that his new status has thrust him onto earlier in events.

But, in statement, Mr. Rose said that Mr. Mulligan had earlier "thrust himself into the public eye" by holding a news conference to air his allegations.

Adulthood was thrust on her early.

(Ages 10 to 14) Together with a handful of explorers and presidents, a select band of inventors make up the equivalent of royalty for America's children, the heroes thrust upon us early and often via public television shows, museum exhibits, postage stamps and armloads of books.

Both Maeve and Dolores subvert the personas thrust upon them early on.

Cephus is thrust into adulthood early — his parents died when he was young; the relatives who raised him are gone much too soon as well.

In addition, cross-cutting relations and newly obtained sensitive high-resolution ion microprobe (SHRIMP) U Pb zircon ages from a cross-cutting dike and syntectonic sedimentary rocks suggest limited thrust reactivation after the early Jurassic and early Tertiary, respectively.

As such, it ruled that the Senate was not technically in recess when Obama made the appointments,upholding the thrust of earlier rulings by the District of Columbia circuit court and the court of appeals.