Sentence examples for thrust it to from inspiring English sources

Now, these experts say, its booming economy and growing technological infrastructure may thrust it to the forefront of the next generation of computing.

The Arctic's natural-gas and oil reserves have thrust it to the fore of climate and energy talk: the planet's struggle for warmth and light is etched across the tundra's blank slate.

In 1993, at the height of the SF and Embarcadero movement, FTC released its seminal skate video Finally… which would take FTC's notoriety out of the hills of San Francisco and thrust it to international fame.

Similarly, the Halliburton Company's agreement last week to acquire Dresser Industries for $7.7 billion skewed the figures for the machinery industry, thrusting it to No. 4, even though machinery is not expected to be hot this year.

From philanthropy to tech, life sciences to art and architecture; from progressive social initiatives, to sustainability, and even from coffee, craft beer, and ground-breaking dining, Seattle not just bends the light today, but thrusts it to a better future.

"So I figured, let's try to shortcut it, take it in its basic form, thrust it out to the public's hackers and researchers and realize its true potential".

I then grabbed the Sam Maguire and thrust it upwards to the sky.

Unless he can thrust it on to someone else, he carries it with him for the rest of his life.

The basin filled with sediment; later mountain-building episodes thrust it upward to form the Altiplano and the East Andes.

Sloan-Kettering is a latecomer to the frenzy, which has almost everyone with money to invest thrusting it at people who can promise to top even the stock market's spectacular returns of recent years.

Mr Bremer returned from his holiday vowing not just to yield sovereignty, but to thrust it on the Iraqis.