But the real thrust of the speech will be the economy, as Mr. Bush himself suggested Friday during a short preview of the speech at a Congressional Republican retreat.
But the thrust of his speech was more hard-hitting, particularly regarding the United States.
But the thrust of the speech wasn't her support for the man.
A spokesman for McDonnell said the general thrust of the speech had been agreed beforehand.
Updated at 4.51pm GMT 3.56pm GMT Miller is back to the main thrust of her speech.
But the main thrust of her speech - and the way it was reported - was all about the mechanics of running an illness service.
But the thrust of his speech will be aimed at Scotland's pensioner vote, the group that the polls suggest are the most sceptical about independence.
Ms. Dow, who expanded on her remarks in a later interview, summed up the thrust of the speech she gave last month like this: "If you have space issues or needs, you have to look at this market opportunistically".
To our democratic colleagues in Egypt and elsewhere, I would say: Cherish these emotions; they will be touchstones.But the main thrust of the speech was not to advise the revolutionaries ("East Europeans" have plenty of experience with unwanted and often bad advice from outside).
The main thrust of his speech, sections of which he delivered in Spanish, however, played up the promise of a new chapter in Cuban-American ties as the two countries begin to normalize relations following Barack Obama's historic announcement that diplomatic ties would be restored last year.
The thrust of his speech was to argue that, despite the complexity of coalition, the government is taking radical, long-term decisions on the big challenges of our time like energy, immigration, the economy, health and education (no previous government tackled the state schools monopoly, he said, irony-free) whereas Labour is not saying much on much.
