Sentence examples for will be catapulted from inspiring English sources
Australian athletes will be carrying the expectations of a sports-crazy populace, and little-known competitors will be catapulted into Olympic stardom.
The pair, both 23, will be catapulted into overnight stardom in dramatic fashion, particularly Ridley, who is making her big-screen debut in what is tipped to be the industry's highest grossing movie to date.
By that time, Del Monte executives are hoping their book, "The Meaning of Meow: Understanding and Caring for Your Cat," will be catapulted — sorry, it is contagious — onto the best-seller lists.
But this requires a leap: With no driver as backup, there is a risk that the technology will be catapulted into environments that are beyond its ability to handle.
As a close friend and economic adviser to the Republican candidate, it is a sure bet that the first and only woman to run a Fortune top 20 company will be catapulted into office.
A cow will gain the power of speech and dance the hula; a boy giving a violin recital will be catapulted to another planet; and perhaps most astonishing, four very different New Yorkers will strike up a friendship on the subway.
New this year will be a human cannonball, who will be catapulting himself into the air three times daily, creating quite a spectacle for the folks who are on the towering new Texas SkyWay panorama ride.
Then barring some mishaps or some (very public) chickening out they'll be catapulted to Mars, where they'll either die very quickly or colonize.
England will not be catapulted among the favourites for Euro 2012 as a result of this win, but no victory against Spain is earned easily and it is right they take great heart from their efforts as they now prepare to play Sweden at Wembley on Tuesday.
But, while record investment and innovation has positioned the U.S. atop the global mobile leaderboard, we will soon be catapulted into a completely new and groundbreaking frontier in wireless: 5G.
The drama is not without its moments of soapy filler, though, and the political machinations can be impenetrable - but you may welcome these more prosaic moments given that, before the first season has even ended, you will have been catapulted through a story of war, torture, prostitution, incest, self-mutilation and ritual suicide.
