Sentence examples for propelled toward from inspiring English sources

Niger is only one of many countries that are propelled toward catastrophe by uncontrolled population growth.

We may know the facts, but not the heart bent by and propelled toward destruction.

Dr. Plastrik was born in New York City and was propelled toward political radicalism by the Depression.

After a brief period of uncertainty, Western Europe was decisively propelled toward market capitalism and Eastern Europe toward state socialism.

In this eye-opening series, Boogaard was described by family and friends and colleagues as a bewildered soul who was propelled toward the limelight by his huge size.

Indonesian investigators described the sounds emanating from the cockpit as the flight crew fought to take control of a plane that seemed almost magnetically propelled toward earth.

Its action takes place over a few weeks, and propels toward one end: killing Anne Boleyn.

"The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving" weaves back and forth in time, propelling toward Ben's uncertain future as well as reversing into his past.

Should a track athlete in a wheelchair be allowed to use arm strength rather than leg muscles to propel toward the finish line?

More often, the magazine has used photographers based in Texas, including several, like Mr. Carter and Geof Kern, whom Texas Monthly helped propel toward national standing, as it did many an editor and writer.

Just as "A Course in Miracles" had driven Ed toward God, the video-poker rebellion propelled him toward another passion: politics.