Sentence examples for impelled into from inspiring English sources
"He oriented himself with the constellations and the runaways stumbled on, impelled into the night... From the trunk of their scheme, choices and decisions sprouted like branches and shoots".
Salt water would be sucked from the bay (in what is known as the big gulp) and impelled into the delta, contaminating drinking supplies for 25 million people, destroying some of the nation's most productive farmland, washing away buildings, highways, gas lines and railroads and causing landslides.
Iran has been impelled into missile-building by memories of its weakness during its war with Iraq in the 1980s, when it was unable to retaliate in kind to the Iraqi missiles that caused panic, and thousands of civilian deaths, among its urban population.
While the boy is frightened out of his love affair with his mother by the threat of castration, the girl is impelled into hopeless love for her father by pique with her mother "for having sent her into the world so insufficiently equipped".
In this case, a couple of proteins have been impelled into the nanopore simultaneously, which produces a double of current blockage.
At the start of 1900, African-Americans were already impelled into a new form of slavery in the south with the convict leasing system.
A jazz overture by Marty Beller impelled him into a show business strut, a young man eager for fulfillment in the city.
Ever optimistic, heady with love's utopianism, most of us eventually pledge ourselves to unions that will, if successful, far outlast the desire that impelled them into being.
Bach's Violin Concerto in A minor, (conducted here by Joseph E. Fields with Deborah Wong as the violin soloist), has impelled him into formal patterns studded with occasional pelvis swivels, limp arms descending from rotating shoulders and wiggles in plié.
