Sentence examples similar to what it propels from inspiring English sources

Does the young prodigy have what it takes to propel him to grand success?

But whether the National Museum has what it takes to propel itself into the top ranks of the world's museums is unclear.

The employers organisation CBI is calling for the chancellor to propel what it calls "the fledging recovery", saying building projects - such as houses and roads - are the answer.

Last week, I went down to Croydon to meet the self-proclaimed "Old West Indian Negro" to find out what he thought about the riots and what it was like to be propelled back into the public sphere.

"It's hard to figure out what propels it exactly," she said.

But what propels it to the top of the list?

What propels it instead are many small surprises and a growing sense of impending revelation and, maybe most important, the pleasure of keeping company with Frazier's voice.

Though structured around the bus routes that take her from house to house, what propels it is her vast yet barely acknowledged grief for a dead lover.

Arthur's great leap may start with his view of how this all got started and what propels it: Dissatisfaction.

So what propelled it to mass success?

Asked what propelled it forward, Ms. Sills said: "I wish I could answer.