Sentence examples for propel all from inspiring English sources

Such attitudes — tender, alert, self-ironized and finally unillusioned — propel all of Marie Ponsot's best poems.

Fears of having to make such disclosures are expected to propel all markets into a linkage.

And that could help propel all Scottish MPs out of Westminster, and thus Scotland out of the United Kingdom.

Moreover, it is my hope that the Court's action will propel all people of goodwill, irrespective of race, creed or gender, to become active politically.

Let us hope that such exemplary cross-generational, cross-continental collaborations cease not in our times and continue to shape and propel all children of culture through pioneering discoveries on to greater heights.

Hopefully, the firestorm of negative responses to the limited suspension of Rice will propel all the professional sports leagues forward in establishing policies that create and enforce parity in the penalties for athletes who cross the line of abuse toward women, alongside of suspensions for violations of their drug policies.

We marveled at his manic performance, which often propelled all of us.

A strange sense that time had come out of joint, somehow propelling all of us back to 1976?

Impulsion is the nonphysical life energy that propels all biological motion and growth, up to and including all activities of the mind.

Above all, war propelled all of Europe into a new economic and demographic expansion that was to shift the centre of power from the garden of Italy in the Mediterranean to northwestern Europe and its Atlantic world.

You would have thought that the combination of patriotism and the most successful music producing factory in the country would have propelled All The Way high up the charts but, just like England's Euro 88 campaign, it died completely.