Sentence examples for having to propel from inspiring English sources

Essentially, if you have Murdoch in the background saying 'do whatever it takes, don't lose those rights – they are integral to the business', that is much simpler than having to propel and justify multibillion-pound bids with large numbers of shareholders".

A loop was installed at Wharf for the first time in August 1952, to avoid having to propel trains to Pendre, but in the winter of 1964/65 a major upgrade of the station was carried out.

The pictures have to propel the story without overtaking it.

The body has to propel itself horizontally, for one thing, which is weird for human beings.

If they are ever to return home, they will have to propel themselves to another space station, hundreds of kilometres away, before the debris cloud catches up with them.Almost everything we see is computer-generated.

This hypothetical fight between two fathers does not become interesting at any point in the movie and yet has to propel this whole thing.

Boucher's career has been propelled by, and has helped to propel, a changing attitude in the community that surrounds what used to be called indie rock.

Spaceplanes have wings and act like normal aircraft in the atmosphere, but have rockets to propel them into space.

For decades, American Indian tribal names have helped to propel automobiles out of showrooms.

But in the meantime, we've got to propel our goals sooner.

The Columbia Street corridor has struggled to propel itself into the orbit of the Brooklyn revival.