The film's symbolic dimension, regarding a director (someone, after all, who frames images) who is propelled out of his usual orbit and into danger, held an irony.
A half-hour after liftoff, right on cue, Mars Odyssey was propelled out of Earth's orbit at more than 25,000 miles per hour.
When each archer fires his dummy arrow, a matching "arrow" is propelled out of the walls's surface, giving the illusion that it has hit its target.
My mother and the man sitting by the aisle had both been propelled out of their seats.
Sometimes we have to meet our younger selves again to be propelled up and out, into the big, boisterous world, making the road, however we define it, our own.
Politics can be considered to be propelled by the reinforcement theory, that people seek out political discussion and information that supports their own political views.
Domestication and engineering application should be propelled sustainably.
Midway through Major Lazer's set at the Corona Capital festival in Mexico City, he is zipped up into a giant plastic bubble that is then propelled out and over a sea of hands, scrabbling to stay upright, and failing; later, shirt off, he elects for a more straightforward stage-dive, and is lucky to escape unbloodied.
