Sentence examples for firmly propelled from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the voters of Florida firmly propelled Romney toward the Republican Party's Presidential nomination.

He is 30 in May and desperate to take part in a fight that will secure his status as the leading figure in the 147lb division, and firmly propel him on to the global stage.

Undoubtedly influenced by Charlie Parker's melodic ingenuity, Knepper's phrasing could be fleet and complex, but he left more space in his music than a typical bebopper, was a master at varying the same melodic motif with rhythmic and volume changes and subtly altered notes, and gave the impression of a shrewd, dynamic intelligence firmly propelling every sound.

The loss, which decisively handed pro-independence forces a majority in the Massachusetts delegation, propelled Cushing firmly into Hancock's camp.

Stein, well represented in Carolann Page's droll, firmly sung portrayal, propels the work.

Maxxi has finally propelled the neighborhood firmly onto the city's radar, and small businesses are reaping the benefits.

It was arguably Scottish golf's biggest individual win since Paul Lawrie's Open triumph in 1999 and propelled the Inverness man firmly into the world's top 50.

As regular readers of this column know, I firmly believe we're headed for a time of benign price deflation, propelled by increasing productivity and the resulting excess supply.

If it doesn't win him an award or two (it should) it's certainly likely to propel him firmly on the road to stardom.

But circumstances propelled her.

"Their support really propelled us".