Sentence examples for propels himself from inspiring English sources

"Parkour to me is expressing yourself through movements," Mr. Doyle says in an online video as he propels himself across Santorini.

Mr. Jasperse begins the piece prone and nude on a white floor cloth, then propels himself like a caterpillar onto the bare half of the floor.

Onstage the 10 dancers in gray are involved in a pilgrim's progress, however painful: a man propels himself forward on his stomach, a woman steps hesitantly, feet apart.

As he balances and paces; wraps one hand around his neck and with that impulse propels himself into a turn; and bends over to wrap one hand behind his ankle, you feel that his nature is calmly investigative.

Jeff could be seen as a latter-day Consul: a wastrel Englishman abroad, "corrupt to the pores" (in D. T. Max's elegant turn of phrase), who propels himself into his own inner abyss.

Mr. Behr, by contrast, is all tumbleweed energy, and Jorge Puerta Armenta stands out in several versions of a dance in which he propels himself, leg extended, close to the floor.

Lonely, he learned self-reliance and to propel himself forward.

He doesn't seem to propel himself; he flows.

The footrests were taken off, forcing him to propel himself down the hallway.

Montriveau has a bum leg that causes him to propel himself into rooms like a projectile.

He propelled himself to the driver's area and locked his wheelchair into place.