propelling

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• This moment has propelled public companies like Peloton to stratospheric highs — its market cap is about to eclipse $40 billion — but it has also pushed venture capitalists toward plenty of deals in the fitness space.

• A succession of “beats” in the days ahead would demonstrate that momentum is building to propel big cap profits well above their all-time peak set just last year.

• It’s all coming together to propel the Rams back near the top of the league in offensive EPA, with the team ranking sixth this season after last year’s drop-off.

• The towering Sierra Nevada reminded me that no amount of pontificating in my head would help propel one foot in front of the other.

• Shouting and singing also propel droplets that could contain the virus further than just talking quietly.

• I push down on the pedal with my right leg and instead of propelling myself forward, I topple over sideways.

• With the rallying cries of these women propelling us forward, the time to move from rhetoric to reality is now.

• One opened the cell door while another suddenly charged, propelling Davis inside and slamming him against the back wall.

• The 54-year-old Socialist contender was asked by WWD, “Do you see yourself in a role à la Michelle Obama, propelling designers?”

• But, the exposure would be great for the artist, propelling him one step closer to fulfilling the project.

• For this use of the voice in the special service of will-power, or propelling force, it is necessary first to test its freedom.