Spain, the word "Sefaradi" with its dual meaning, is a force that propels the novel.
The second movement, too, establishes a rhythmic groove that propels the music forward.
The battles, though, are really a windup to the love story that propels the film.
Indeed, he finds the elitist fascination that propels the debate largely tiresome.
And it is this motivated reasoning that propels the whole process along.
The brain that propels the mind, after all, is deeper than the sea and wider than the sky, isn't it?
Hitting "Send" does not trigger an AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: it triggers a complex series of commands that propels the transmission.
Else is an exhausting role, demanding a windup energy that propels the play to a cathartic destination.
Although there is recognition of the human as sacred, it is not the concept of rights that propels the religious person.
In thaliaceans an exhalant current of water, which in dolioloids and salps is combined with a strong muscular contraction, creates a jet stream that propels the animal forward.
One is a teenage girl, Mia (Cristin Milioti), whose misbehavior at boarding school sets off a crisis that propels the play.
