Sentence examples for who thrust from inspiring English sources
Who thrust it on the political scene and when?
But it's not entirely clear who thrust their flag into the ground first.
But the Japanese have a soft spot for ordinary folk who, thrust into demanding tasks, struggle to do their best.
In later years, she was forgiving of the parents who thrust so much responsibility upon her young shoulders.
In the end, it was Iker Casillas, the Spanish captain, not van Bronckhorst, who thrust the World Cup trophy into the sky.
But then Soriano popped the ball out of his glove, eliciting a cheer from Robertson, who thrust both arms in the air.
The camera lights immediately flare again, lenses zooming in on the blushing kid, who thrusts a freshly purchased DVD under White's nose.
One of Ernesto Bazan's color photographs of rural Cuba shows a man, face obscured by a cloud of cigar smoke, who thrusts his ugly gamecock toward the photographer.
An overly enthused Jamie Lee Curtis plays a sassy aerobics instructor who thrusts her way into Travolta's heart while he "investigates" the fitness phenomenon.
It's the portrait of a conscientious, levelheaded religious liberal — the old-fashioned kind who read Buber and Tillich for inspiration, supported Martin Luther King and Eugene McCarthy, and quit his church when it refused to desegregate — who thrusts himself into the entertainment racket.
Possibly not his finest moment – missing, I think, his intended target: the celebrity who thrusts her son into the media freak show that surrounds her life, and thus the public arena.
