Sentence examples for having propelled from inspiring English sources

What hasn't changed along with the coaching guard is Woodson's defensive philosophy, largely credited with having propelled the Knicks into a tie for eighth (along with the Lakers) in overall defensive efficiency.

Her publishing trajectory has been something other versifiers can only marvel at, having propelled her from a position on the periphery to her perch as a MacArthur Fellow and a commercially viable author at a prestigious mainstream house.

After Dr. Lee's release, the White House, too, blamed the pressure of coverage in the media, and specifically The Times, for having propelled an overzealous prosecution by the administration's own Justice Department.

By the time he was 40, having propelled himself Horatio Alger-fromion from bobbin boy in a cotton factory to shrewd investor in growth industries, Carnegie had almost total control of steel production in western Pennsylvania, and he spent the next 25 years squeezing every penny he could out of his mills.

The Times described the undeniable success of the character as having propelled actor John Barrowman to "National Treasure status".

Prime Numbers, the Manchester-and-Berlin-based label run by Trus'me (born David Wolstencroft), however, is a cutting edge enterprise, having propelled the careers of Actress and Motor City Drum Ensemble and wooed remixes from international techno deities Marcel Dettmann and Alan Fitzpatrick.

Stephen Gallacher, Victor Dubuisson, Jamie Donaldson, Thomas Bjorn and Henrik Stenson have propelled themselves into European thoughts.

Texas' population growth has propelled infrastructure strains into the spotlight.

In fact, guilt has propelled Dean's punditry.

The film has propelled Simien into the spotlight.

All this attention has propelled him into the mainstream.