Sentence examples for propels toward from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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.

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

Mr. Schreiber is a young congressman propelled toward the vice presidency by his monstrous mother, played with ice-chomping glee by Ms. Streep.

Rather than facing blame for inciting what amounted to state-sanctioned murder, Ronald Reagan was eventually propelled toward the White House.

People who kill themselves are ill and are propelled toward death because of depression or other illnesses.

Orr seems to be propelled toward a remarkably constrained view of the critic's function, a defensive apologia that seeks readers' pardon before the fact and stops at that.

NVPs are released from microvilli on the surface of nodal cells and propelled toward the left wall of the node by the nodal flow where they fragment and release their contents.