Sentence examples for was propelled into from inspiring English sources

A section of the World Trade Centre, several storeys high, was propelled into another building.

But then Johnson was propelled into the White House and the man revealed himself for what he was.

The belt then tore when Earnhardt hit the wall, and he was propelled into the steering wheel.

• One of the saddest aspects of Boogaard's life is the way he was propelled into fighting just because he was big.

What did they feel?" Three months after Abiola's project began, Boko Haram was propelled into global infamy when it kidnapped the schoolgirls.

He has alleged that he was attached to a dog leash, and yanked in such a way that he was propelled into the walls of his cell.

The Martin case had reasons it was propelled into the news, she writes, including "an apparently incomplete police investigation, no immediate arrest and Florida's expansive self-defense law".

When Stevenson ran for the presidency in 1952, 1956, and 1960, Ball served as national director of Volunteers for Stevenson and was propelled into politics.

Some will lick their lips in anticipation of being propelled into a delicious psychosocial gavotte.

Both were propelled into the Senate in 2010 by the passion of the Tea Party movement.

Quite different to being propelled into the quagmire of a Syrian civil war.