I thrust the number at him, and he signed it.
The findings thrust the issue of GP numbers into the election spotlight as the BMA accused the political parties of making "absurd" promises to tackle what it called a "crisis" and of ignoring the reasons why NHS general practice is facing a worsening shortage of medics.
His big number thrust the opera, briefly, into the real world.
It later emerged that the paper contained his mother's new mobile phone number, thrust into his hands by his solicitor as he left court three days earlier.
For over a year before, the Confederate general Robert E. Lee and his homespun Army of Northern Virginia had defied every expectation, and routinely humiliated every thrust its opposite number, the Army of the Potomac, had made at the Confederacy's vitals in Virginia.
The number of thrust events is close to the number of strike-slip events, but almost all of the events with thrust mechanism are distributed over the northern segment, while the aftershocks with strike-slip mechanism only occurred at the north-easternmost end, contrasting with field observations of a substantial strike-slip component of surface rupture over the northern segment.
In the center, a small branch is clustered with white flowers thrusting about a number of examples of this specimen's oval leaves.
Then a news feed led him to a series of articles on Ms. Valles, one of a number of women thrust into high-level law enforcement roles.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to investigate the number of popping sounds during HVLA thrust manipulation to the C1-2 articulation.
These haphazard approaches, along with a number of cruel and unusual executions, have thrust the constitutionality of lethal injection practices back into the spotlight.
