Sentence examples for set to propel from inspiring English sources

If playing Lennon has given him arthouse kudos – not least being nominated for Best Actor at the recent British Independent Film Awards – his next role looks set to propel him into the mainstream.

What they share, however, is a sense of indomitable purpose and the ability to move audiences at a time when they are desperately in need of good cheer – and it's this that looks set to propel them to success.

But an outpouring of affection following the singer's sudden death looks set to propel as many as 27 of her singles into the charts this weekend, according to the Official Charts Company.

Mounting excitement worldwide about prospects for atomic power stations has doubled the price that British Nuclear Fuels Ltd has been offered for its Westinghouse subsidiary and is set to propel British Energy into the FTSE 100.

Most of the key policy decisions taken – a smaller, leaner squad, a tough love approach to training and standards, the backing of youthful promise – have transparently paid off but, without in any way diminishing the double silver endeavour of Jazz Carlin behind the unstoppable Katie Ledecky of the US, it is Peaty who is set to propel swimming back into the British national consciousness.

He is now set to propel himself onto the top earners list, and will be the youngest, highest paid sports star on it.

At the same time, Qaddafi set out to propel his country into the 20th century.

But education experts from both the right and left are warning that Washington's ability to deliver on the promise of President Bush's ambitiously named blueprint, "No Child Left Behind," will hinge on upcoming negotiations over questions initially set aside to propel the education bill's swift passage.

But at least fuel cells are set to join the race to propel the car of the future.Simon Wright: industry editor, The Economist.

In 2003, he created Fragments, the first of a triptych of inventive, award-winning works set to his own compositions, which propelled him to the forefront of new British choreography.

The credit drove up sales rapidly in the fall, when it was originally set to expire, but it has been slow to propel the market this spring.