Sentence examples for since propelling from inspiring English sources

Since propelling Britain into the US-led war in Iraq in 2003, in the face of fierce opposition in parliament and among the public, Blair has regularly been accused of war crimes.

For drivers, the Eagle created the all-weather security and peace of mind that has since propelled vehicles so equipped to dizzying sales, even outside snowy climes.

By way of apology, Mr. Hurwitz also said that while he and the "Arrested Development" team had intimated in the past that the movie wasn't coming together because Mr. Cera - who has since been propelled into leading roles in films like "Superbad" and "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World" - was standing in the way, this had all been an inside joke gone wrong.

A trade group said on Tuesday that the nation's factories increased production last month at the fastest pace since June 2011, propelled by a sharp rise in new orders.

And Freeman did it while carrying what was perhaps a greater historical burden than any athlete since Jesse Owens, propelled by the cheers of a crowd whose size was an all-time record for an Olympic stadium event.

The vast majority of songs on filesharing systems have been in the MP3 file format since Napster propelled the idea of digital music into the mass market in 1999.

For the 19,000 crowd, big enough to delay kick-off at Molineux, Wolves' first season in the third tier of English football since Steve Bull propelled them out of the division in 1989 might be something to enjoy – especially as for the first time since Mick McCarthy's dismissal the club have employed a credible manager.

— It's been a week since voters propelled Democrat Katie Hill to victory over Rep. Steve Knight for Los Angeles County's final Republican House seat.

A child's right to an education is often jeopardized when caregivers become sick or die, since it propels children out of the classroom and into the adult roles of caring and providing for their families.

Much of that growth has happened in the past decade or so since Sudan began exporting oil, propelling the nation's "longest and strongest growth episode since independence" in 1956, a recent World Bank report said.

He continued to develop the mastery of orchestration that he had shown since Rigoletto (1851), underscoring and propelling the drama.