Sentence examples for would be propelled from inspiring English sources

This vehicle would be propelled on the system's complex network of tracks to a chosen station, not stopping at any stations enroute.

It would be propelled by hydrazine, nitric acid, and hydrogen peroxide, and periodically hunks of the machine would be shucked off.

He insisted this was more than a fuzzy feelgood move, and that the initiative would be propelled by "plans, projects, programmes [and] indices".

One of the show's more ambitious offerings was a Mercedes-Benz design study, the Ener-G-Force S.U.V., which would be propelled by electricity from a hydrogen fuel cell.

The ship would be propelled by a laser beam or high-energy particles shot from Earth; traveling at 55,000 miles per second, it would reach the nearest star system, Alpha Centauri, in less than 50 years.

Another concern was the possibility that parts of the generator units themselves would be propelled at high speed into hard objects, such as the steel and concrete structures on the launching pad, thus releasing radioactive plumes that could contaminate the area and possibly harm any individuals exposed.

Air exiting those skis through tiny holes would create an air cushion on which the pods would ride, and they'd be propelled by air jet inlets.

I'd been propelled from my frenetic New York City home turf to a tranquil rural campus in upstate Ithaca.

Scientists initially considered using a hydrogen bomb for the project, but the United States Air Force vetoed this idea due to the weight of such a device, as it would be too heavy to be propelled by the missile which would have been used.

The impact on the American way of life would be profound: cars cannot be propelled by roof-borne windmills.

These spacecraft would unfurl thin sails and be propelled by powerful laser beams shining from Earth's surface, pushing them to speeds of 100 million miles per hour, a thousand times faster than any current spacecraft.