Sentence examples for will be propelling from inspiring English sources

Tie-dye is hardly the kind of pattern one imagines will be propelling anyone to the summit of a best-dressed list any time soon.

Exports will be propelling much of that growth, in part because the decline in the value of the dollar against the euro and other currencies makes American products cheaper in foreign markets.

I'm afraid that we will be propelled into another war.

The timing of Ofcom's creation will determine whether she will be propelled into the super league of media powermongers.

Sails and motors will be used on most voyages, but for nautical parades and shows the galley will be propelled by rowers.

Rockets will be propelled along a magnetic-levitation track into the structures at a speed up to nine times the speed of sound.

If Johnnie beats Oscar to the gold, he will be propelled to the same level of stardom in the UK, maybe even more so.

Indeed, the rocket will reuse quite a bit of space shuttle technology; the lower stage will be propelled by five of the liquid-fuelled RS-25 engines that powered the space shuttle.That evolutionary approach is deliberate, says NASA.

This prologue is such a bravura display of Mr. DeLillo's literary powers, odds are the reader will be propelled through the rest of this dazzling and prescient novel.

If you start reading "The Innocent Man," a two-part series on this case that Pamela Colloff wrote for The Texas Monthly, you will be propelled along by indignation at the arrogance and stupidity of the entire law enforcement system.

An otherwise unremarkable town in south-west Japan will be propelled this week to the forefront of the country's biggest experiment with nuclear power since the Fukushima disaster in March 2011.