Sentence examples for it's propelled from inspiring English sources
It's propelled by the strategizing, needling and spending of the Weinstein Company and its irascible agitator, Harvey Weinstein.
It's propelled by what appear to be steel drums, though they offer no comfort, sounding more like sirens and alarms than carnival.
Sung in a breathless harmony by Oldham and occasional co-vocalist Ashley Webber, it's propelled by little more than acoustic guitar, a bongo-type drum and, on the chorus, insistent violin.
There is something unsettling about this kind of gold rush — it's propelled by a cynical assumption that hip-hop can be gamed, or that it is the easiest route to notoriety and riches for people who are lacking in quantifiable skills.
Brokeback Mountain is a beautifully crafted film, but at it's core it's propelled by the motor of forbidden love.
It's propelled her into a slight lead over Democrat Jerry Brown in the new Field Poll, something which Brown (who's held, lost, and held again leads in many campaigns) told me weeks ago that he expected.
In describing reasons behind Donald Trump's recent win in Nevada, Fund's latest article reads: "Trump wins Nevada: Voter anger is real, and it's propelling The Donald forward".
The interesting thing about the Rdio service is that it's propelling the company to rethink how to design the interface of Rdio.
Whether it's propelling from a mat on the floor reaching irrational heights, flipping on the uneven bars, propelling into space for the perfect dive, or running in fast forward; they fly, defy gravity as we know it.
Instead, like much of this artist's work, it is propelled by a brooding and amused awareness of the strange, individual quirks and appetites that both keep people apart and occasionally bring them together.
Above all, it was propelled by Peter Sellers's inspired portrayal of eternally bumbling Parisian Inspector Jacques Clouseau, whose mastery of misapprehension is hilariously augmented by a proclivity for mispronunciation and preposterously transparent disguises.
