Sentence examples for be propelled to from inspiring English sources

A quarter of an hour later it was the turn of André Derain's "Arbres à Collioure" to be propelled to the exalted status of a world record picture.

With a deft use of the gossamer-light clutch, the car can be propelled to 60 miles an hour in less than 7 seconds.

If Johnnie beats Oscar to the gold, he will be propelled to the same level of stardom in the UK, maybe even more so.

At the end of their life, unless they can be propelled to a higher orbit where they will disintegrate more quickly, they become persistent space junk.

Some argued that the financing restrictions diminished the chances that candidates could emerge from the grass roots and be propelled to national prominence by well-placed benefactors.

Despite the controversies with women that dogged his campaign, Donald Trump is the first presidential candidate to be propelled to the White House under the guidance of a female campaign manager.

Goody is propelled to fame after finishing fourth on Big Brother.

That evening, Abstractionism was propelled to unmatched heights, regardless of school and period.

The group was propelled to stardom in 1939 with the success of "Woodchopper's Ball".

The state's service sector is propelled to a large degree by tourism.

Despite being propelled to instant stardom, Tautou is in no hurry to shoot over to Hollywood.