Sentence examples for got propulsion from inspiring English sources

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency in 2010 launched what it termed a "space yacht" called Ikaros which got "propulsion from the pressure of sunlight particles bouncing off its sail".

3. The Rockets got more propulsion off their bench.

Mr. Hakmoun's Gnawa music, more familiar to New Yorkers, gets its propulsion from a lower register.

"He just wasn't getting the propulsion he would have on the turf.

Theirs is too slow for the sprints as they do not get the propulsion out of the blocks.

Lately he has relaxed his old austerity and let his music incorporate some of the cheerful beat of house music, but he still knows how to get maximum propulsion from minimal elements.

In Bring Up the Bodies (Fourth Estate, 2/1), the sequel to her Booker-winning Wolf Hall, she gets added propulsion from the shattering events leading to the trial and death of Anne Boleyn.

The best feature of G-type engines is their ability to generate greater power at lower speeds than previous designs to get higher propulsion efficiency.

Whereas the gasoline version of the Equinox is available in all-wheel drive as well as front-wheel drive, the prototype gets its propulsion strictly from the front wheels.

For the swim, Kammel's devised a way to strap his right hand, which is closed like a fist, into a paddle so he can get some propulsion because the accident left him with limited strength and range of motion in his right arm.

"We've already got a crew and propulsion costs," he said, "so it's a freebie".