Sentence examples for propulsion from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hakmoun's Gnawa music, more familiar to New Yorkers, gets its propulsion from a lower register.

He elicits some slippery work from Mr. Taborn (on "Chevelle") and a skittering brand of propulsion from Mr. Rainey ("Neopolitan"), bonding easily with both.

Lately he has relaxed his old austerity and let his music incorporate some of the cheerful beat of house music, but he still knows how to get maximum propulsion from minimal elements.

In Bring Up the Bodies (Fourth Estate, 2/1), the sequel to her Booker-winning Wolf Hall, she gets added propulsion from the shattering events leading to the trial and death of Anne Boleyn.

His revolutionary discoveries in psychology and philosophy, his views concerning the methods of science, the qualities of men, and the nature of reality all seem to have received a definite propulsion from this resolution of his poignant personal problem.

Meanwhile indie-rock hipsters are trying to see their way clear to dancing, which has led to some awkward, gimmicky, analog-synthesizer-loving bands as well as more promising varieties: noisy punk-rooted propulsion from bands like Abe Vigoda and brawny, funky, virtuosic post-punk from the English band Late of the Pier.

Propulsion comes from fissures in the routine, from aberrations — escapes, mild episodes of violence, the comings and goings of new students and faculty members, a mysterious deterioration in Aubrey's health, an allegedly remedial "ReBirthing session" that goes horribly wrong.

Advantage can sometimes be gained by forming a propulsion plant from disparate elements.

Propulsion comes from a supercharged 1.1-liter BMW motorcycle engine that has been adapted to run on E85 biofuel.

It has a small combustion engine that charges the batteries, but propulsion comes from two electric motors with tires attached that serve as the rear wheels.

Some months after the attack in Al Majalah, Amnesty International released photos showing an American cluster bomb and a propulsion unit from a Tomahawk cruise missile.