Sentence examples for propelling it through from inspiring English sources

A bath of salt-sugar solution sustained the cells, and tiny jolts of electricity made the cells contract, changing the shape of the silicone cup so that the "jellyfish" expelled liquid, propelling it through its bath.

These surface proteins can cause cytoskeleton remodeling, as best demonstrated in Listeria monocytogenes: this endosymbiont induces actin to assemble on its surface, propelling it through the cytoplasm and allowing its transport between host cells, bypassing host defense mechanisms (Ireton and Cossart 1997, and references therein).

She predicted that before long "many literary icons will look at this branding as a new art form, and it wouldn't be considered sleazy at all -- it will be taking the branding and propelling it through literature".

Lord Faulks, who has been reappointed as a justice minister and who also supports the proposals, will have the challenging task of propelling it through a House of Lords packed with Labour and Liberal Democrat opponents.

The title track is irresistible, while Enssa El Aatab's trilling percussion propels it through its 10-minute runtime.

Rather than using its weight to propel it through the House, the group is hammering the bill for gutting the Clean Air Act.

What is more, he fancies that Lehman's tight culture and deep client relationships will propel it through rough seas.

Blood then passes through the tricuspid valve to the right ventricle, which propels it through the pulmonary artery to the lungs.

On the agenda: his precious Education Bill, and the start of a nationwide push to propel it through Congress, to begin at the Emma E. Booker elementary school in Sarasota, Florida.

But the measure gained critical support in recent months, when the collapse of the Enron Corporation put a spotlight on political giving by corporate interests and helped propel it through the House last month, 240 to 189.

The group of senators who wrote the legislation had originally hoped it would receive overwhelming bipartisan support — as many as 70 votes, some senators suggested — to help propel it through the House, and when the bill moved to the Senate Judiciary Committee, the group took pains to win bipartisan support there, too.