Sentence examples for to propel something from inspiring English sources

You need enormous energy to propel something like that, he said.

It was another solo work, and De Frutos says he used the music's self-immolating energy to propel something "very confrontational.

What OUYA announced today isn't its own Sonic or Mario — something to propel the console to something unique with an experience you can't replicate elsewhere — but it is a pledge from a studio (Double Fine) that produce consistently interesting, engaging games that attract the attention, love and respect of gamers.

The Jets now enjoy a wonderful opportunity to propel themselves toward something great.

They're constantly working on projects, networking, or doing something to propel them closer to their dream.

We thought "Hot Dawgit" was going to propel that album into something big, but when we put it out as a single, it didn't do it, but the album started selling.

Pinkner stated in another interview that it "will be as much as anything about setting up next season," and Wyman agreed, writing "It's like when you read a great novel and you finish a chapter, you're like, 'Oh my gosh, something happened that's going to propel me forward!' That's something we desire to emulate".

Something seemed to propel us forward: his need for intimacy after 34 years of marriage, my compulsive caring genes?

Close with something memorable, something that is going to propel everyone through a night of crowded bars and late night food.

In telling Rebeca, my main character, about my case she said, "This is something that is going to propel you to continue fighting".

I knew I needed something — some little shot of energy to propel the story past the last word, so it didn't just grind to a stop.