Sentence examples for quickly propelled from inspiring English sources

His idiosyncratic approach quickly propelled his star beyond the usual altitude of cable newsmen and led to his making appearances in films and other television shows.

The model to follow, he says, will be the PlayStation, which has quickly propelled its video-game business into one of Sony's best sources of profit.

After floating ENRC on the London Stock Exchange in 2007, the company's shares were quickly propelled into the FTSE 100 and, therefore, into many British pension funds.

N'Dour's impressive vocal range quickly propelled him to prominence within the Star Band, and in 1977 he and several other band members left the group to form Étoile de Dakar.

After floating their mining company, Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation ENRCC), on the London Stock Exchange in 2007, the company's shares were quickly propelled into the FTSE 100 and, therefore, into many British pension funds.

When the subjects' teeth still sparkled through the muck, she chirped her tag line: "Fabulous!" The cheeky commercials, which also took occasional swipes at a not-so-mysterious "Brand T," quickly propelled most Orbit products to the top of the sales charts.

"Reality television programmes and the media can very quickly propel people who lead very ordinary lives into a world that is unfamiliar and fast-paced.

Just practicing this simple act of remembering who you are will quickly propel you forward into the life of your dreams.

Mushrooms started quickly to propel off spores when incubated upside-down on wet tissues in closed dishes (Fig. 2).

The only streamliners that have moved more quickly have been propelled by the unabated thrust of turbine engines.

Mullah Omar No Charisma, Just Pakistani Money Mullah Omar rose as quickly as he fell, propelled to power not by charisma but by the geopolitical maneuverings of his friends.