Sentence examples for thrust further from inspiring English sources

The autumn will see environmentally friendly fashion thrust further into the spotlight with London fashion week event Estethica.

Bale started up front alongside Defoe before dropping into a deeper role in the second half, when Clint Dempsey was thrust further forward.

Clark was thrust further into that environment as he became deputy attorney general in 1965, acting attorney general in October 1966, and finally attorney general in March 1967.

They remained in place, effectively penning in the home support with the large bank of England fans thrust further towards the centre of the stand, and trouble flared again when Barkley's shot deflected in.

The route towards the hustings between the special constables was narrow, and as the inexperienced horses were thrust further and further into the crowd they reared and plunged as people tried to get out of their way.

You're afraid of saying something unfunny because it will thrust you further into your already deepening hole of embarrassment.

Ryan's name and face –- already a more constant presence on TV airwaves and in the national debate this year –- will be thrust even further into the daily news cycle, increasing his name recognition.

"By pushing poor people into the dark world of alternative financial services characterized by higher fees and exorbitant interest rates, low-income communities are at risk of being thrust into further economic distress".

It was definitely a fine night for frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, thrusting them further out in fronter of the pack.

Be that as it may, transforming the classroom experience to your laptop seems to lessen the traditional college experience and thrusts students further away from reality.

After, the gods took a great rock called Thviti (Old Norse "hitter, batterer"), and thrust it even further into the ground as an anchoring peg.