Sentence examples similar to catapult upwards from inspiring English sources

However, if you manage to time your jump correctly, then the blast from the grenade's explosion will catapult you upwards rather than kill you.

http://t.co/jGlTL1WkiW In the 1943 crash, 79 people were killed when a journal box overheated and an axle snapped in two,  catching the underside of a train car and catapulting it upwards.

A small swing upwards could have catapulted the service up the "league table".

The force of the explosion catapulted millions of tonnes of sulphur miles upwards into the stratosphere where it was held aloft.

Understand that depending on conditions of snow, the tail of the snowboard will either stick into the snow catapulting you up on to your feet, or slide right under your body gently forcing your body upwards.

Compare catapult.

In Catapult.

"A catapult," he repeated.

The weapon: flightless birds, launched by catapult.

Ultraviolet, by Suzanne Matson (Catapult).

Still, onwards and upwards.