Sentence examples for with propelled from inspiring English sources

It works in the same manner as microdermabrasion but instead of exfoliating with propelled microcrystals, hydradermabrasion uses a combination of oxygen and aqueous solutions at supersonic speeds to remove debris and dead cells that are then suctioned away.

She credited the mice in her place with propelling her from her "dates with Orville Redenbacher and Time Warner Cable" to socializing more.

Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter and defensive coordinator Mike Nolan – the two men charged with propelling Atlanta to the top.

Much of the business of Rolls-Royce, a British engineering firm best known for making jet engines, is concerned with propelling things forward fast.

This time, Carlsen agreed and many credit the partnership – Carlsen says they have concentrated on aggressive openings, Kasparov's trademark – with propelling the boy to the pinnacle of the game.

Canada isn't satisfied with propelling selected children to a better life; his goal is to "contaminate"the entire culture of Harlem with aspirational values, disciplined self-improvement and the cognitive tools to do better than those who came before.

Peel – who was a Radio 1 DJ for 37 years – was lauded as one of the finest broadcasters of his generation and credited with propelling hundreds of bands to fame.

That site is the former organizational hub for the famously successful "mybarackobama.com" campaign, which many credit with propelling the candidate's meteoric rise to win the presidency.

Tony Blair often speaks for the Quartet charged with propelling negotiations leading to the establishment of the State of Palestine.

Raising the average bomb load of an IAF sortie from 100 kg per sortie to 743 kg per sortie, the B-17s are credited with propelling the Israeli Air Force into the realm of modern aerial warfare.

The squadron flew the Flying Fortress, a type credited with propelling the IAF into the realm of modern aerial warfare, during both the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and 1956 Suez Crisis.