Sentence examples for start to propel from inspiring English sources
If nothing else, the show will start to propel downtrodden groups of transsexuals, or hijras, into the mainstream.
As the hints and starts intended to propel the narrative become increasingly distracting, you may find yourself wishing that Kennedy hadn't tried to write the sort of close-third-person noir novel in which something momentous happens — a student kills two women with an ax, a flier takes malicious enjoyment in bombing the enemy's cities.
Mushrooms started quickly to propel off spores when incubated upside-down on wet tissues in closed dishes (Fig. 2).
The Romney campaign refers to its early state focus as a "kindling strategy," believing that victories there will start a fire to propel them to the nomination.
In 1866 Inman started to build screw propelled express liners that matched Cunard's premier unit, the Scotia.
Watch each baby step start to exponentially propel your life forward.
Recently, though, she started to miss the books that propelled her writing career for so many years.
It is the epitome of the new kind of start-ups we need to propel our economy: a mix of new immigrants, using old money to innovate in a flat world.
On the agenda: his precious Education Bill, and the start of a nationwide push to propel it through Congress, to begin at the Emma E. Booker elementary school in Sarasota, Florida.
"This is going to propel the industry to start making these changes overall," he said.
It was time to propel myself forward and start living a new life which meant possibly changing my old habits and surroundings.
