Whatever the outcome, the battle will surely be very divisive in the country and may well propel Scotland out of the UK.
But with the kind of momentum-building hard work exemplified by his predecessors, he could very well propel himself – and his team – to the next level.
There is little question that the hiring of Schottenheimer was a brilliant move by Snyder and could well propel the Redskins deep into the playoffs next season.
But there are rules – and uncompromising positions – that have a force of their own and may well propel the drama forward.
Having decried apathy as the chief danger for France, Tocqueville recognized even before the revolution that France was faced with a politically awakened working class that might well propel French politics into socialist and revolutionary channels.
One of the fire investigators, who had been standing by an open door in the living room, escaped moments before the oxygen-starved fire roared out of the room into the hallway — a fireball that caused the corridor to go quickly into flashover as well, propelling the fire out the front door and onto the porch.
That served the gold-standard Stuyvesant High School well, propelling it from a high B to a comfortable A. But the principal of Brooklyn Technical High School, Randy J. Asher, called the decision "ridiculous," saying it contradicted a core principle of the report cards: the need to gauge how far students have come, rather than simply how they perform.
An early start, in 1989, gave it time to learn, over five unprofitable years, how to re-create the emotional engagement of classroom work on a screen and so keep students involved.Mr Sperling's relish in kicking down obstacles and seizing opportunity has served him well, propelling him on a classic American trajectory from rags—he was born in a log cabin in the Ozarks to riches.
And if Katongo can continue the form that has helped his country to new heights, as well as earning him individual recognition, he may well propel Zambia to the biggest stage of all in Brazil in 18 months' time.
His determined bid to radicalize the Democratic Party, and the zealotry of his supporters, could well propel Donald Trump into the Oval Office, much the same way Richard Nixon squeaked by Hubert H. Humphrey because disaffected Democrats and Independents reluctantly rallied behind The Happy Warrior too late to carry the election.
