(CNN via Jezebel) Travel Predictions, From 1900 Flying cars and underwater cruises propelled by whales were among the ways that people thought we'd be traveling today.
As Malcolm Gladwell famously recounted in The Tipping Point, the dramatic success of The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood was propelled by its popularity among book groups.
The Guardian has an interview with what it describes as the leadership candidate propelled into front-runner status among modernisers following Mr Umunna's sudden withdrawal.
The recession will also be propelled by an extraordinary retrenchment among consumers who were financing their spending sprees on home equity extraction.
It's a state-level improvisation, propelled by a political arms race among the national political parties the Framers failed to anticipate.
The Struggle for Peace Endures As the Sri Lankan military closes in on separatist rebels in the climactic battles of the country's long-running civil war, the government is finding it difficult to achieve peace without addressing disparity of wealth, development, or the cultural and political grievances that propelled the insurgency among the ethnic Tamil minority.
Most biologists think that evolution is propelled by natural selection at one level only: among competing individuals.
Irish, Scottish and Welsh folk songs are – among many things – inherently rebel music, because they are propelled by a narrative history of uprising against English occupation and repression.
His camera moves among young bodies like an invisible friend, and his somewhat messy narrative is propelled by fidelity to feeling rather than by the machinery of plot.
Edward Fahey, among the first firefighters to arrive, said he had to dodge bodies that were being propelled from windows on the upper floors.
Propelled by a slow wind, the cloud drifted southeast, producing a 50-kilometer trail of disease and death among humans and animals alike.
