Sentence examples for Keep propelling from inspiring English sources

At the moment, there appears to be enough momentum to keep propelling the rally forward until it "stumbles on some speed bumps," she said, but she warned that stocks were no longer cheap, especially with the financial system and the economy still fragile.

The rise and collision of several trends—social, mobile, touch computing, geo, cloud keep spitting out new products and technologies which keep propelling us forward.

By setting specific goals that are attainable, you create a sense of momentum that will keep propelling you forward.

99 Therefore, taken together, these lines of encouraging evidence keep propelling scientists forward to continuously uncover novel mechanisms associated with deregulation of chromosomal organization – to provide beneficial insight into strategies for diagnosing as well as treating cancer.

Therefore, the need for this kind of technology in various different fields keeps propelling research forward year after year.

Some of that power came from the band's muscular playing, especially that of Atom Willard, whose drums kept propelling the music forward; he helped make the group's old songs -- including the stomping "Miami" and "The Ocean," a thoughtful "New Wave" cut that foreshadowed the changes to come in Grace's life -- feel as fresh as the new ones.

The rebate was phased out in July but the boom kept going, propelling housing prices up 17percentt in a year.

Size constraints, he added, mean New Zealand will "never be a major world player," but prices for vineyard land keep climbing, propelled mainly by a tidal wave of overseas investors.

Of course, if Wilkins's foot were less wide, he might not have had the marvelous balance to keep himself propelled forward at sprinter speed, eluding much bigger men trying to slam him all the way to Fort Wayne.

Going with the flow gives you momentum and keeps you propelling forward.

The richest solos belong to Diane: the savagely lyrical reflections on her business; the speeches when she strokes, skewers and stuns those who would keep her from propelling Mitchell to mega-stardom; and the ecstatic problem-solving riff in the second act that brings down the house as if Ms. White had delivered a knockout performance of "Rose's Turn" from "Gypsy".