Sentence examples for propelling it into from inspiring English sources

But the reason is that its popularity has far outstripped that of its rivals, propelling it into top place in the country's discount retail market.

But it is also a theme at loggerheads with the Kremlin's stated intention of hauling Russia out of its Soviet-era trance and propelling it into the international community.

Mr. Holl and Ann Fougeron are other architects propelling it into the mainstream.

Drakelands, which is an open pit mine, will produce around 3,500 tonnes of tungsten every year, propelling it into the world's top five producers of the metal.

The reading aloud of poetry -- as well as workshops for the would-be poet -- may well be propelling it into a more prominent place in pop culture.

From time to time, the singers would blow at the fish, propelling it into different video-generated environments: an ocean, a cityscape, the African plains.

Of Pindar, it says the winery "prides itself on leaving no palate unpleased" and that "aggressive marketing has propelled" it "into the broadest regional distributor of any Long Island label".

Factory production accounts for about one-fifth of economic output, and 18 months of industrial growth helped the expansion set a record for longevity earlier this year and propel it into its 10th year.

Surges in some of its financial services holdings propelled it into the top 1percentt of small-company funds that blend value and growth styles, according to Morningstar.

Another species, Odontomachus bauri, the trap-jaw ant, uses its overdeveloped jaws to propel it into the air, sometimes at 145 miles per hour, according to a study published in 2006 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Only its success at the box office propelled it into the Orange film award shortlist, the winner of which will be decided by a poll of cinema-goers.