Sentence examples for propelled him back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's swift political ascent soon propelled him back into the world of the plutocrats, but even as he was pocketing their donations, he worried about coming to share their worldview.

But a cheque for £1m propelled him back into the limelight in November the following year when it was revealed that he had made a donation to Labour just before the general election.

Last week's release of Paula, a "concept album" in which he tries to win back his estranged wife, swiftly propelled him back into sales obscurity, shifting a meagre 530 copies in its first week in the UK.

Earlier this week, as Mr. Mills, now 57, walked down West Fourth Street and stopped at the corner of Jones Street, he explained how the question — whatever happened to Poez? — propelled him back to New York.

Jets linebacker Marvin Jones met him in the air and propelled him back, and linebacker Dwayne Gordon grabbed his legs and dragged him down as he tried to scurry over the goal line, ending without damage a drive that had consumed 9 minutes 4 seconds.

The terror scare and Bush's adroit milk of it was the single biggest thing that propelled him back to the White House.

Paul is hoping college turnout will propel him back into the first tier of candidates.

The former president is banking on his nationalist credentials to propel him back into parliament at the head of a powerful bloc of loyalist MPs.

Ferrer should look back at his two weeks and focus on the improvements made that have helped propel him back to equal his career-high ranking of No. 4 in the world.

So a week ago Mr. Bradley made a tactical retreat to the State of Washington, hoping that if he does better than expected here, the momentum might propel him back into the voting public's line of vision.

The fly-half is hoping a good season for new club Sale could propel him back into the national side.