You need something to propel you forward or set you apart from other candidates.
Pinkner stated in another interview that it "will be as much as anything about setting up next season," and Wyman agreed, writing "It's like when you read a great novel and you finish a chapter, you're like, 'Oh my gosh, something happened that's going to propel me forward!' That's something we desire to emulate".
Something seemed to propel us forward: his need for intimacy after 34 years of marriage, my compulsive caring genes?
If you can see that failure for what it is, just one more step in the never-ending process we call life, you may well learn something that can propel you forward.
In most cases, if you can see that failure for what it is -- just one step in a life-long process of trial and error -- you may well learn something that can propel you forward.
Her new songs are all these things too: at times starkly vulnerable, at times ruthlessly self deprecating, propelling herself forward into something new.
And then something just propels me forward to say, 'No just one more year to just put it out there, because they do exist in the world somewhere,'" Groover told WPBF TV.
At 95, he's the world's fastest 200-meter indoor sprinter in the 95 and up category, and he says age is just something that propels him forward.
Now begins what Hollywood calls an "inciting incident". Something has to happen in the story to propel it forward, in order to take the hero from an ordinary to an extraordinary world.
Still, there is something in this experience that seems to continue to propel him forward, that has instilled in him a great work ethic – as if songwriting ought to always be counterbalanced by physical labour.
And on a purely physical level, I was in so much pain toward the end of my second pregnancy (hello, lightning crotch!), and she kicked me so hard once that I was propelled forward like something out of an alien movie.
