Sentence examples for be propelled back into from inspiring English sources

Last week, I went down to Croydon to meet the self-proclaimed "Old West Indian Negro" to find out what he thought about the riots and what it was like to be propelled back into the public sphere.

As recoil stopped, the spring reasserted itself, and the gun was propelled back into battery.

A slight woman gets through for a timid hug with her hero while the rest of the burly guys and girls are propelled back into a beatific crowd.

Yet in 1983 it was propelled back into office with roughly the same percentage of the vote it had obtained in 1979.

Then in 1998, Sonic was propelled back into favour again with the arrival of Sega's latest console, the Dreamcast.

But no matter how much you think you are "over" a person, there will always be times when you are propelled back into a state of mourning.

Rock's biggest-selling tune in 2010 was Journey's Don't Stop Believin', propelled back into the national consciousness in the winter of the previous year by a deft Glee/X Factor pincer movement.

For all the chorus of sceptics and Miliband's dire personal polling, Labour could clearly still be propelled into government next year on the back of falling living standards and revulsion at Cameron's Tories.

We've all been there – moping for an entire week because your work crush hasn't emailed you back, only to be propelled into a delirious state of euphoria because she looked at you across the office.

Last time around, back in 2005, Weisz had yet to be propelled into the Hollywood A-list.

This is your moment of focus, because you're about to be propelled into another person.