Sentence examples for capable of propelling from inspiring English sources

Submarine, any naval vessel that is capable of propelling itself beneath the water as well as on the water's surface.

Perry, six feet tall and capable of propelling the ball in excess of 75mph, took the critical wickets as Australia successfully defended a modest total of 115 for seven.

Remarkably, even near-failures by the space agency have resulted in positive spin-off technologies that in turn have led directly to meaningful, tangible civilian applications capable of propelling economic progress.

The all-wheel-drive car will be powered by a 570-horsepower V-10, capable of propelling the Sesto Elemento from zero to 60 m.p.h. in less than 2.5 seconds.

Mated to the standard five-speed manual transmission, this tepid engine is capable of propelling the Mini Cooper to 60 m.p.h. in a little over 8 seconds, but it takes a fair amount of rowing through the gears to keep pace with urban traffic.

Celtic need a manager capable of propelling them back into the forefront of European competition on a tight budget, not a populist appointment whose appeal would wear off by the time winter set in and an unassailable league lead had already been established.

However because my condition causes my joints to dislocate I'm not capable of self propelling a manual wheelchair.

That sort of propelled us".

But a market and a sentiment are not quite the same thing as a political movement — something capable of frightening politicians and propelling its concerns onto the national agenda.

In the 1990s improved synthetics combined with innovations in kite aerodynamics spawned an emerging generation of maneuverable traction kite "engines" capable of enough pulling power to propel a craft across land, water, snow, or ice an ancient concept reborn.

The POWOW concept is a solar-electric propelled spacecraft capable of significant cargo and short trip times for traveling to Mars.