Sentence examples for having been propelled from inspiring English sources

Having been propelled forward by angry voters, they must now think carefully about how to proceed.

If that's being cynical, then it's cynical to try to understand the civil-rights era as having been propelled by a movement that African-Americans organized to make life better for themselves, rather than by a miraculous increase in the appeal of racial equality to the nation as a whole.

Brad Jones dedicated his role in Liverpool's win at Blackburn Rovers to his late son, Luca, having been propelled into Kenny Dalglish's team for the FA Cup semi-final against Everton at Wembley on a remarkable night at Ewood Park that saw Andy Carroll score a dramatic winner in stoppage time.

Having been propelled from unfair obscurity to unlimited acclaim, Turing has now reached that most attractive and semi-mythic status of a modern science hero.

La Cañada joins Prep in the legitimate-seed department, having been propelled to No. 3 in Division 3-A after defeating South Pasadena on Thursday for the Rio Hondo League title.

Optimism has been propelled by economic progress.

The shift has been propelled by a number of factors.

The idea has been propelled by the wave of Republican victories in the midterm elections.

It has been propelled by two high-profile attacks in the past year.

Only a generation before, the country had been propelled into a terrible civil war.

And each has been propelled this postseason by the players who usually swing the biggest bats.