Sentence examples for fuelled to from inspiring English sources

Doesn't seem to be fuelled to the end.

Lap 37: Glock took a very long stop due to a sticky hose and is likely to be fuelled to the end.

Mirren's unabashed and un-English ambition was fuelled to some degree by the unspoken disappointment around her. "There was absolutely a sense of non-realized potential, especially in my father," she said.

Button, running third at the time, pitted again on lap 31, as part of a clear three-stop strategy, unlike Barrichello who came in a lap later and was fuelled to the end.

Most of the UK's regions saw house values jump above their pre-financial crisis peaks, fuelling concerns that much of the UK's recovery has been fuelled to a large degree by a booming housing market.

The trend has been fuelled to some degree by social media — colorists post their elaborate creations on Facebook and Pinterest, garnering fans and offering pro tips on things like Prismacolor versus gel pens, or how to make that tricky owl in the corner pop — and by marketing that associates them with such therapeutic ends as anxiety- and stress-reduction.

The Cyprus bank tax was so badly conceived that it has to be understood as a warning of the northern-European élite's self-defeating indifference to the hardship and anger they are fuelling to their south.

"The fuelling is very quick," says Dr Kells as he demonstrates how the fuel connector is fixed to the taxi whilst fuelling to make sure the hydrogen gas does not leak.

As England coach, Woodward was lucky to hit on a rich seam, which fuelled England to the 2003 World Cup.

These drawbacks have fuelled efforts to develop new anti-cancer agents and additional and/or complementary strategies to inhibit cancer cell growth.

Relatively low pay costs have fuelled stockmarkets to all-time highs.