Sentence examples for which thrust from inspiring English sources

Which thrust attention back to England and those six years at Chelsea.

Mr. Cabello is a former soldier who took part in the failed 1992 coup led by Mr. Chávez, which thrust the future president onto the national stage.

Three years later, Hemingway's husband, Stephen Crisman, received a diagnosis of Stage 4 melanoma, which thrust her back into the role of caretaker.

As part of the announcements on Thursday, which thrust the once-obscure trading commission onto its biggest stage, the commission imposed a $100 million fine on the estate.

For all its kudos and awards, 2010's Black Swan – the film which thrust her onto a drastically higher pedestal – wasn't an enormous, expensive Hollywood production.

Palace's youth setup has been integral over recent years, a conveyor belt which thrust players such as Victor Moses, Nathaniel Clyne and Wilfried Zaha into the first team.

His new job, which thrusts him into the modern world, tests his religious devotion.

A path leads us down through pastures to an isolated spur, which thrusts out from the ridge, a spectacular viewpoint.

Continuing northward along the western shore, a flatter plateau region gives way to the great Danube River delta, which thrusts its mass out into the sea.

Assigned to competing factions, the students are participants in a "Reacting to the Past" seminar, which thrusts them into scenarios that reanimate historic issues and classic texts.

That helped drive the acquisition of U.S.Trust and its trust and estate-planning expertise, which thrusts Schwab into the rather different market of wealth management.