Some quasars are also observed to have radio jets, which are highly collimated beams of plasma propelled out along the rotation axis of the accretion disk at speeds often approaching that of light.
She hit the gas hard and the ball promptly propelled out of the bowl and onto the grass.
The balls are not propelling out of the fairway like we saw last week [at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational].
The film's symbolic dimension, regarding a director (someone, after all, who frames images) who is propelled out of his usual orbit and into danger, held an irony.
Rudy may be propelled out of the race after his wife accused him of cavorting with a young office aide (in addition to admitting another liaison).
A half-hour after liftoff, right on cue, Mars Odyssey was propelled out of Earth's orbit at more than 25,000 miles per hour.
In his pride and stubbornness he clings to the case, despite the fact that he finds himself propelled out of the office and into the street at random intervals.
It became hard not to notice, too, how many were Irish- and Italian-Americans, the children and grandchildren of immigrants, whom Roman Catholic schools and Wall Street had propelled out of working-class neighborhoods into firms like Cantor Fitzgerald and suburban towns like Basking Ridge, N.J.
When each archer fires his dummy arrow, a matching "arrow" is propelled out of the walls's surface, giving the illusion that it has hit its target.
When they breach, up to 40percentt of their body is propelled out of the water.
