Sentence examples for propelled up from inspiring English sources

It gently propelled up until near Forty-fifth Street we had to stop.

While sixties Mersey beat saw a new generation of working class heroes propelled up the pop charts it was a mainly a white revolution.

Sometimes we have to meet our younger selves again to be propelled up and out, into the big, boisterous world, making the road, however we define it, our own.

As it eats, the phalarope moves its beak in a rapid tweezing motion, transforming food-laden droplets of water into aspherical shapes that are propelled up into its mouth.

That is partly a result of social benefits, mainly for the elderly, that are deemed politically off-limits and are being propelled up by a demographic curve that will add millions of Britons to the retiree ranks in coming years.

The policy has been propelled up the political agenda after Labour backed plans for a levy on homes  worth more than £2m, which it said could be used to pay for the re-introduction of a 10p tax band.

Many attendees struggle at first to lift their body weight, and swing around in a fluid movement to propel up and on to the bar.

The Falcon Heavy uses the combined power of one Falcon 9 rocket flanked by two additional Falcon 9 boosters to propel up to around 30 tons to geostationary transfer orbit.

Riders will sit atop horses as they spin and propel up and down a U-shaped coaster.

In fact, 55.6% of participants who were unable to propel up the 7.1° slope were overweight (N = 3) or obese (N = 2), whereas only 30% of participants who were able to propel up the 7.1° slope were overweight (N = 2) or obese (N = 1).

A survey of 549 wheelchair users associated folding wheelchairs with increased shoulder pain compared to rigid wheelchairs when propelling for more than 10 minutes or when propelling up a ramp [ 7].