Sentence examples for vital thrust from inspiring English sources

He was amazingly beautiful - there is no other way of saying it, or denying its vital thrust in what happened.

Norman and Olazábal, playing together, were duelling for the green jacket and at the long 13th the Australian seemed to have made a vital thrust when he holed an eagle for a one-stroke lead.

Thanks to the merger, the show's most vital character is suddenly thrust into the center of a work-love triangle.

Thrust is also a vital force for flyers; without it, the drag forces would slow the animal down enough to reduce lift forces (i.e., down we go!).

"We've developed a set in which everything is performed very far downstage, so that the energy and the color and the feel are given as much thrust as possible, made as vital as possible," Mr. Vick said.

He wrote these six volumes in the 1920s, but their zest, sinew and cut-and-thrust are undated, fresh and vital nearly a century after their ink dried.

Until, that is, he was suddenly thrust into the middle of a vital Euro 2016 qualifier against the world champions, no less.

This diluted the limited resources of the South and made it vulnerable to coordinated strategic thrusts by the Union into the vital Western Theater (e.g., the capture of New Orleans in early 1862).

They moved on to Arromanches-les-Bains to link up with the Americans from Omaha beach and build the prefabricated Mulberry harbour vital for receiving armour, ammunition and supplies for the planned thrust towards the Rhine.

The force of that paranoid thrust dulled over the years, but it was still a vital part of the DNA of most historic PSAs and their humor.

Isn't the illusion of movement in the cypress its energy rooted and withheld, the thrust and sway of it eternally about to happen all the more vital for being trapped so thrillingly in paint?