Sentence examples for being propelled to from inspiring English sources
Despite being propelled to instant stardom, Tautou is in no hurry to shoot over to Hollywood.
The announcement inevitably renewed questions about the desirability of political dynasties and about whether Jeb was being propelled to run, in part, by fraternal rivalry.
The English aristocrats weren't the first Britons to become fascinated by the simple pleasure of being propelled to shore by the power of a wave.
BRUSSELS — Just a month ago, after being propelled to power by a wave of anger at Greece's economic miseries, Alexis Tsipras declared his left-wing Syriza party's election victory the start of a Europe-wide revolt against austerity.
Other memories include the marauding Peruvian sweeper, Jose del Solar, and the hosts Chile being propelled to the final group stage by the goals of a young Ivan Zamorano.
Most voters will never pay the estate tax, but that has not prevented the issue from being propelled to the forefront in Senate races in South Dakota, Missouri and Minnesota, as well as in other campaigns in the intensifying fight for control of Congress.
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.
Bruce Chatwin was propelled to Patagonia by a piece of dinosaur skin in his grandmother's cupboard.
