Sentence examples for just propelled from inspiring English sources

They lobbed flash grenades at protesters who were gathered there to demand answers, and, at times, just propelled them down the street.

I'm really jealous of the people that can just rest on their laurels and say, 'I'm good, this is it.' I'm just propelled by insecurity, that's what really leads me to want to do better".

He originally got his start in New York City performing close-up illusions with a mix of adult humor in Spanish and Japanese, but now his performance on "America's Got Talent" may have just propelled his career to the big leagues.

A goal like that may just propel her all the way through to a college degree.

Their weightless version of "I Can't Go for That" might just propel you back toward the original, but you get the sense that they wouldn't mind that outcome one bit.

The Double Downies, as they are known in gymnastics circles, are already being tipped as poster girls for the GB team in Rio: a strong performance in Glasgow could just propel them into the big time.

That announcement didn't just propel Palin from relative political obscurity into the stratosphere, turning her into the darling of large sections of the Republican rump and a soon-to-be bestselling author.

While these concerns have some merits though, I really think that any concerns over negative revenue streams will just propel companies to work harder to develop better business models, such as monetizing anonymized usage data and selling it to energy companies or giving insurance companies more data points so that they can better calculate risk models.

I hope to provide or inspire the spark that may just propel someone into a better place.

This just propels a cycle of picky eating as kids don't get exposed to real rich flavors and they get used to bland and unfresh meals.

And then something just propels me forward to say, 'No just one more year to just put it out there, because they do exist in the world somewhere,'" Groover told WPBF TV.