Examples of using Which propelled in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
many have called for an imminent end to the trade dispute, which propelled farm debt to the highest levels in decades
that her mother heads and which propelled Jokowi into the presidential palace.
by the time he had returned to fitness Rodgers had moved to the 3-4-3 formation which propelled the club into the race for a top-four finish.
Vasoline and Interstate Love Song, which propelled the 1994 album Purple to the top of the US charts, was marred by in-fighting among band members.
Which propels the water cycle,
The shopper may identify with the company brand, which propels them to buy the product.
This creates a"wave" of energy, which propels the water, Blakeman explained.
The same forces which propel the planets in their orbits radiate around us shifting
An effort should be made to make him comprehend that there exists a psychological vacuum, which propels him towards this reprehensible act,
Eustress is the kind of stress which propels you to work hard on projects
The FC stack is what generates the on-board electricity from hydrogen and oxygen which propel FCEVs with zero emissions,
The consumer may identify the product by the company brand, which propels them to buy the product.
Submarine is a specialized watercraft which propels beneath the water as well as on the water.
extraction of resources which propels this system forward has continued to launch itself into overdrive.
degenerate the cells which propel the aging process.
Just what are the key awakenings that successful people go through that forever change how they do things, which propel them to succeed in business,
learns he has new abilities which propel in the middle of a conspiracy.
I wondered, what are the key awakenings that successful people go through that forever change how they do things, which propel them to succeed in business,
the oftentimes absurdity of the human condition which propels us onward in life,
the oftentimes absurdity of the human condition which propels us onward in life,