Sentence examples for thrusts from inspiring English sources

We decide where to focus on innovation, and we call them our innovation thrusts, which are based on what we're hearing from customers, architects, consultants, general contractors — everyone in our industry.

At any given time we have five or six innovation thrusts.

It is this shadow group of people that Selvon's novel forcefully thrusts into the daylight.

LEAFLETS under one arm, Mark Reckless is preparing to canvass a hilly street in Rochester when a resident approaches him and thrusts an envelope into his hand.

It also has fine senses of smell and touch, and thrusts itself into the rough-and-tumble of feeding and mating with alacrity.

Egypt said it would work to extract such guarantees, but Shaul Mofaz, Israel's defence minister, ruled them out.Instead he gave warning that, should the rocket attacks continue, Israel would deepen its military thrusts, including "the option of capturing the area of the Gaza strip".

Saatchi Online thrusts itself into the heart of the new-art nexus: it represents artists directly, bypassing galleries, and is "happy to sell to all kinds of people," says its chief curator, Rebecca Wilson.Amazon is not in the business of managing artists' careers.

But America's subsequent armoured thrusts into the city may have.

Knowing that historical narrative can only be tentative, Mr Modiano thrusts his fiction into territory that history and research cannot reach.

Why the huge disparity?Both quakes were caused by blind up-thrusts on small local faults that had been overlooked.

Usually, all that has to be done afterwards is to replace the missing roof tiles and replaster the cracked walls.Unfortunately, blind up-thrusts do not wait for buildings to get their acts together.