thrust out

Let me bite my lip and thrust out my thumb and confess: I did not have literary expectations of that woman, Miss Lewinsky.

She shifted around and tried to retrieve it, and then thrust out her ample bosom and said to her spouse, “John, you try.”

Augereau at first confined himself to parrying, but at last, being wounded, he thrust out and killed his opponent.

Kip thrust out a hand toward the piece of yellow paper in the fingers of the corpse.

Mrs. Biggs opened her window cautiously, and thrust out her head, minus her false hair, and enveloped in a cotton nightcap.

Westmacott moved a step or two forward, a swagger unmistakable in his gait, his nether-lip thrust out in a sneer.

Suddenly the foreman gave a frightened cry, and I saw at the same instant the Indian's foot thrust out upon the big log.