It had been President Lincoln, come to see personally whether or not his troops could hold off this bold thrust of General Early.

Willie considered that a bold ironic thrust, but it made no dent on De Vriess.

Its stunning overall black-and-white geometric design has the same bold thrust and freshness of the earlier piece, yet nearly 600 years lie between them.

A few minutes more, his bold thrust would be complete.

His bold thrusts told her.

A bold thrust of his tongue broke the barrier of her lips and teeth.

Then, as the fellow sagged away, Bert, more by accident than design, made a bold thrust.

The bold thrust was simpler than real strategy.

I made several bold thrusts at Lord Harlech, which he parried so easily that I should have lost heart.

Such promotion - commonplace today - was then a bold thrust into the tourist marketplace.