Sentence examples for that is propelled from inspiring English sources
An ion engine is a rocket that is propelled by ionised (ie, electrically charged) gas that has been accelerated by electricity within the motor.
Under each scanner's glass window is a box known as a carriage that is propelled along a rail by a motor.
Electric wheelchair, also called electric-powered wheelchair, motorized wheelchair, or powerchair, any seating surface with wheels affixed to it that is propelled by an electrically based power source, typically motors and batteries.
— Jeff Gordinier The Economist: Farmland, and farmers' futures, are the key issues now in the devastating decades-long struggle between the Colombian government and FARC, the terrorist guerrilla group that is propelled by income from cocaine and other drugs.
The ship, black with yellow trim, featured a skull and crossbones painted across its superstructure and, on the forward deck, a customized device called "the can opener": a sharpened steel I-beam that is propelled outward from the ship's starboard side and is used to scrape the hulls of adversaries.
Drawing on contemporary stories of displacement and migration, and re-imagining them through the eyes of a child, Francesca Sanna's simple, unsensational text tells of a coming war, a perilous journey and the possibility of security in a story that is propelled by a deep sense of hope and courage.
The rust-belt rebellion that is propelling Donald Trump into the White House has been a long time building.
Of course, if those networks continue to decline it might become harder for TBS to find the programming that is propelling it to the top of the ratings.
This advertising presumes Israeli voters feel secure under Mr. Barak, while it is their insecurity that is propelling many of them to support Mr. Sharon.
Too many of our neighbourhoods are not connected to the energy and can-do unorthodoxy that is propelling the city of Bristol into the 21st century.
And it is search that is propelling the Google juggernaut forward.
