up-thrust

If I'd come on this video cold, I would have thought that the smug, chin up-thrust Ms. Bazelon writes the cooking column for a small-town Iowa newspaper.

"What Do Women Diavloggers Want?" Ann Althouse 2009

Another stack of Anarki had been piled shoulder-high when Ice ripped off the handrail from the wrought iron staircase, then shoved them on the up-thrust rails.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Another stack of Anarki had been piled shoulder-high when Ice ripped off the handrail from the wrought iron staircase, then shoved them on the up-thrust rails.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

The maximum up-thrust occurred in central Altai with a maximum rise of 3,000 m to 4,000 m.

Golden Mountains of Altai, Russian Federation 2009

Another stack of Anarki had been piled shoulder-high when Ice ripped off the handrail from the wrought iron staircase, then shoved them on the up-thrust rails.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Another stack of Anarki had been piled shoulder-high when Ice ripped off the handrail from the wrought iron staircase, then shoved them on the up-thrust rails.

Possess Me At Midnight SHAYLA BLACK 2009

Something indeed there is otherworldly about Obama and his up-thrust jaw.

Let's look at the photos the NYT uses to illustrate a piece titled "On Bailout, Candidates Were Surely Themselves." Ann Althouse 2008

Big and burly, thews like Hercules, shoulders as wide as mountains, an ugly face whose nose strove to meet an up-thrust chin across a small, thick-lipped mouth.

Antony and Cleopatra Colleen McCullough 2007

Big and burly, thews like Hercules, shoulders as wide as mountains, an ugly face whose nose strove to meet an up-thrust chin across a small, thick-lipped mouth.

Antony and Cleopatra Colleen McCullough 2007

But the to-the-life resemblance was truly to be seen in the set of the mouth, in the slightly up-thrust chin and most of all in the unstoppable self-confidence of the eyes.

The Delicate Storm Blunt, Giles 2003