How To Use Propelling In A Sentence
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Stem-cell-enriched CD49f hi cells amplify at dioestrus, or with exogenous progesterone, demonstrating a key role for progesterone in propelling this expansion.
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She looked rather lost unused to choosing between an electric hover or a self-propelling rotary.
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And you'll get the added boost of an extra body propelling the boat forward.
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The synthesised components of the molecule look and act like a rotor blade, propelling the molecule around.
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The report will warn such cuts are impossible while internal combustion engines are the main means for propelling cars.
Times, Sunday Times
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The handle (also known as the haft or helve) of the axe, like the carpenter, has a neck, shoulders, back, heel, foot, and toe, propelling the tool into the physical act of shaping a piece of material.
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Suddenly I stopped propelling the ball forward and pierced the prism, ripping a huge jagged scar in it.
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She kicked, propelling herself forward and down until her fingers brushed the muddy bottom.
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Yet the cast manages to coexist capably with the conceit, confidently propelling us through the drama of lords, priests and queens, in ascendance and decline, in Henry's intrigue-ridden court.
Theater review: Folger Theatre's 'Henry VIII'
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An unseen director appeared to be propelling her downstage left, towards her predecessor.
THE IMAGE OF LAURA
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The carnival atmosphere that has ensued from the fringes of conservatism has been a self-propelling reality show fostered by a corporate media that cares more about getting some crazy on camera than acknowledging issues that actually affect way more people.
John Wellington Ennis: How Rahm Bombed
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Part of the force propelling that whirlwind is of course the backlash against the fragmentation of our culture and heritage which is occurring under the pressure of rapid mass migration and multiculturalism.
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As the gas burns, it moves rapidly rearward, propelling the aircraft forward.
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By emphasizing rather than sublimating the oppositional tensions propelling his belated poetic project, Virgil kept his commitment to the present, even as he ostensibly addressed the past.
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In Chernobyl the explosion was caused by excessive pressure buildup hydrogen explosion and rupture of all containments propelling molten core material into the environment (a "dirty bomb").
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And in clinging so faithfully to the past, he has stirred uncomfortable complaints that he is propelling his country towards an old-fashioned constitutional crisis.
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He takes a seat directly behind, and as the bus lurches off, propelling us forward in our seats, he closes his eyes, just for a millisecond longer than strictly required.
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He succeeded in propelling the ball across the line.
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One man hauls himself along on a three-wheeled skateboard, propelling himself with his one leg as his opposite hand uses a flat, iron contraption as a cane.
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Many have been dynamic to thoughts Gods will as good as to follow a heading of a Holy Spirit, nonetheless they miss a positive forwardpropelling heart since they have been not certain if a superintendence of their premonition is unconditionally dependable.
THE DANGERS OF SPIRITUAL LIFE-By Watchman Nee A Fair Mitre
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Orthodox art history tends to see Effie as a malign influence, eagerly propelling her docile husband down the path to mass acceptance, marchionesses' daughters and giving the public what it wanted—a long, craven process of "selling out" symbolized by the baronetcy that came his way in 1885.
A Far From Model Marriage
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In 1875 Nobel created blasting gelatin, a colloidal suspension of nitrocellulose in glycerin, and in 1887 ballistite, a nearly smokeless powder especially suitable for propelling military projectiles.
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He succeeded in propelling the ball across the line.
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Sciorra plays a Colorado astronomer who discovers that an approaching comet has dislodged several asteroids, propelling them toward Earth.
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He tells her about the pencil-case and the four-colour propelling pencil.
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And inside the pencil-case the management has placed something even more astonishing: a propelling pencil with four different colours in it.
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At the end of his peroration, Bunbury drew a deep breath and picked up his gold propelling pencil.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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Ed and Diane swept into Symes's office a short head in front of the human wave propelling them onwards.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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The fashion for propelling yourself around town on a hobby was introduced to this country by the London coach-builder Denis Johnson.
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Adults and children alike braved rides at the funfair, which included a 75 foot high bungee capsule, propelling riders skywards on elasticated cables.
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The report will warn such cuts are impossible while internal combustion engines are the main means for propelling cars.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead of using an engine to power the train, electrified coils in the guideway walls and ‘track’ also push against each other to create a magnetic field - propelling the train forward.
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They swim under water by propelling themselves with their wings, and may dive as deep as 60 feet below the surface.
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Bureaucratic inertia propelling toxic waste disposal in Nevada is monumental and increasingly unwavering, gaining speed since 1982.
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When a player is sprinting his leg muscles exert a force on the ground which is matched with an equal force, thus propelling him forwards.
The Sun
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Skeletal muscle also plays a part in propelling lymph, by massaging the ducts, particularly during vigorous exercise.
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As the gas burns, it moves rapidly rearward, propelling the aircraft forward.
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With rocket-motors of adamite -- the stuff discovered by pure accident in a steel-mill back on Earth -- the propelling apparatus checked out.
Operation: Outer Space
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A retractable azimuth thruster is capable of propelling the ship at 10 knots.
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We learn that silverside is the classic cut from the back of the thigh, from the muscles that do all the hard work propelling their owner from one place to another (ie, quite tough).
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Propelling itself with its webbed feet, it vies with thepenguins in thewater.
Times, Sunday Times
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They operate like any rocket engine in the vacuum of space, by propelling gases in one direction to create an opposite and equal force on the craft.
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Muscat was once caught naughtily propelling a clump of mud in the direction of an opponent stepping up to take a penalty.
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In 1875 Nobel created blasting gelatin, a colloidal suspension of nitrocellulose in glycerin, and in 1887 ballistite, a nearly smokeless powder especially suitable for propelling military projectiles.
Nobel, Alfred Bernhard
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‘River’ creates a big piece from a small idea, propelling a simple melody into rounds and canons that imitate the flowing, winding object of the song's title.
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Apparently, the running start he made before he jumped had had the undesired effect of propelling him a fraction too far to the side.
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‘If other experts believe that this higher level of CO2 is propelling global warming, then of course tropical peatlands are part of that,’ he added.
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In their case it is the explosive effort involved in propelling their body weight that results in increased muscular development, whereas the long, drawn-out, submaximal effort made by endurance athletes only makes their muscles smaller and leaner.
MAIL CALL
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The flashiest 3-D effects involve propelling sharp objects directly at the audience, and one woozy flashback includes the off-camera severing of a male body part.
'Drive Angry 3D': Nicolas Cage and rage running on empty
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At the end of his peroration, Bunbury drew a deep breath and picked up his gold propelling pencil.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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The synthesised components of the molecule look and act like a rotor blade, propelling the molecule around.
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He succeeded in propelling the ball across the line.
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I was wobbly and unsure of myself as I pushed down on the pedal, propelling the bike slowly forward.
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Even as she watched, the arm of one was released, propelling a huge boulder through the air with terrific force.
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And as the bends move back, they push against the ground, propelling the snake forward.
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Every one of these men had a story to tell of terror by day and by night, of ceaseless attacks with flame-throwers, tanks and self propelling guns firing high explosive and armour-piercing shells.
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Their logic dictates that the chances of bothersome winter postponements are reduced by propelling matches forwards.
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The basic driving forces propelling firms abroad come from managers' desires for growth, for cost reduction and for control.
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Rational Review
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Partly propelling the activity : The Federal Reserve's massive mortgage - buying program, which comes to an end Wednesday.
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He reacted instinctively, propelling himself into the back seat with feet and hands like a terrified crab.
LOST SUMMER
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As the backbone industry, automobile industry bears massive propelling force on our national economy.
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I was wobbly and unsure of myself as I pushed down on the pedal, propelling the bike slowly forward.
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The dailongzhen was fully in control now, and the dragon sailed smoothly; they could see, on one screen, its body stretched out across the sea, with finlike appendages propelling it through the waves.
Do Comets Dream?
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The total system provides energy for its primary application, propelling the USS Enterprise through space, as well as its secondary application, powering the defensive shields, phaser arrays, tractor beam, main deflector, and computer cores.
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Their leathery wings beat against the blackness in steady flaps, propelling them forward.
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Their logic dictates that the chances of bothersome winter postponements are reduced by propelling matches forwards.
