Personalities like Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin may propel more like-minded voters to the polls — at least in a primary — than a local party apparatus can muster.
Funny Women final The final round of the competition that has helped propel the likes of Katherine Ryan, Bridget Christie and Sara Pascoe to prominence.
Tesco to unveil second-generation Hudl in 2014 A concept for a revolutionary form of transport linking Los Angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes, the Hyperloop would propel train-like pods at up to 800mph inside an elevated metal tube.
Back in the bad old days Spain's musical exports amounted to pure muscle memory from the nightclubs of the Costa del Sol and their ilk, as holidaymakers rushed home to propel the likes of Baccara or Los Del Rio to the top of the charts.
If memory stocks play in any major way, this will further cement the upturn in semiconductor capital equipment shares, further propelling the likes of Applied Materials, ASML Holding, KLA-Tencor, Lam Research, Cymer, Teradyne and Kulicke and Soffa.
Official videos by artists such as Miley Cyrus ("Wrecking Ball") and Meghan Trainor ("All About That Bass") have amassed hundreds of millions of views, and videos have helped propel the likes of Justin Bieber, Psy and Baauer to worldwide fame.
Characters are propelled around like luggage waiting to be claimed, passengers hoping for a destination, merchandise waiting to be costed.
El-P's abrasive production style even propelled songs like Early and prison-riot fantasy Close Your Eyes into noisy post-rock territory.
Many people probably now associate the beginnings of deregulation, in the 1970's, with the conservative get-government-off-our-backs mentality that propelled people like Ronald Reagan into office, as governor of California, and later, as president.
