Object

• wheelchair: If you propel the wheelchair yourself a tray will let you carry objects.

• vehicle: Gas propelled vehicles have been around for many years.

• mankind: Finally, the contemporary economic disorder has propelled mankind to live in an age of crisis - political, social, and financial crises.

• rocket: There is an Artillery Battalion of around eighteen self propelled rocket assisted howitzers split into three batteries.

Subject

• oar: It was the last great battle to be fought in ships propelled by oars.

• engine: To date, every vehicle placed into orbit has been propelled solely by rocket engines.

Modifying Another Word

• mechanically: Any ' mechanically propelled ' vehicle used or kept on a public road must display a valid tax disk.

• non-mechanically: These paths will be known as restricted byways - highways over which there are bridleway rights and the right to drive non-mechanically propelled vehicles.

• electrically: In September 2000 a woman in London was convicted of riding an electrically propelled scooter on the road without insurance.

• manually: A license is needed in order to navigate even a manually propelled boat on the Thames.

• forward: World capitalism is not propelled forward by the permanent arms economy.

• either: Balls were propelled either by a cue or a mace ( a long stick with a flat pushing block on one end ).

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: The whole thing is propelled along by the relentless rhythm of the piece.

Preposition: at

• speed: Sitting in it, 7in above the road, it's like being propelled at warp speed.

Preposition: by

• oar: It was the last great battle to be fought in ships propelled by oars.

• engine: To date, every vehicle placed into orbit has been propelled solely by rocket engines.

• wind: In fact most families enjoy time on the water during the summer, whether being propelled by wind or motor.

• force: This objective may yet be propelled by legislative force in the form of a proposed Composting Directive.