Sentence examples similar to I would propel from inspiring English sources

I walked with all the information that I needed because I knew it would propel me to what I needed.

Noting the hysteria that then abounded about the West African Ebola outbreak, I predicted that it would propel a rightward swing in the mid-terms.

And, Mr. Madrazo hopes, it would propel him into the post of president of the party.

I never imagined the day would propel him to superstardom, but I recognized that day the difference between an entertainer and an artist, and that shaped my vision as music critic.

I quickly learned that what people meant to say was not that I possessed some uniqueness that would propel me into the world with a slew of advantages over the "unspecial" minions around me -- but that I was special to them.

Is it naïveté or nerve that would propel a young man to do such a thing to an imposingly powerful woman?

The left and I might not agree on what would propel Greece back to prosperity.

In my naivety, I had always imagined a degree would propel me into the jobs market, and eventually landing me a cushy job.

I pointed to the lever that would propel the carriage back to the left, while the gears inside would simultaneously ratchet the paper to the next line.

I hoped that my love of skating would propel me through the worst of my worries.

"I slowed down, I was more composed". Hatton said he thought this one-sided victory would propel him to bigger things.