Sentence examples for thrust it in from inspiring English sources

Later, with her lips black and the narcotics pumped from her stomach, she told a visitor that pulling out the knife hurt so bad that she just couldn't muster the courage to thrust it in again.

He thrust it in and pulled along the lateral line, cutting through bones: click, click, click.

One day, Jacques composed a document in shaky juvenile script and thrust it in front of his father.

"Do you know there is a story about you in the paper?" A man beside her flipped out his phone, scrolled to his picture, and thrust it in Postell's face.

White is not so loaded, because he fits a stereotype that many people are comfortable with — the homosexual artist who feels rotten about his sexuality and agrees not to thrust it in people's faces.

"This was like joining the army".The final ignominy came a few days into his stay:On the third afternoon as I crept in Mrs Smegma confronted me in the hallway with an empty cigarette packet, and demanded to know if it was I who had thrust it in the privet hedge.

He held the canvas flat like a tray, landscape up, and tempted the flames with it, thrusting it in and out. . . .

It must be light, yet sturdy and strong, so that the performer can thrust it dramatically in the air.

When a shy-looking man answered Mr. Hussain's theological teaser correctly, the preacher grabbed the man's hand and thrust it high, in the manner of a prizefighter.

So when Lot 287 came up — a collection of two dozen letters from Mr. Koch to his sister, Pat Koch Thaler — Mr. Wexler clutched his green auction paddle and thrust it uneasily in the air, driving the price of the letters beyond $500, but he eventually had to bow out.

Then Phelps grabbed his rival's hand and thrust it high in the air.