0 past simple and past participle of catapult
It is a wild zigzag trajectory catapulted out of furious energy into a state of graceful stasis, choreographed in five movements.
Most importantly, achieving and maintaining economic security had catapulted from one of many concerns to the dominant interest of both politicians and the public.
But now, paradoxically, the border catapulted them into the closest touch with the state.
When the rubberband is released, the animal is catapulted into the spring.
It would be clichéd but not inaccurate to say that this film 'catapulted him into stardom'.
The issue remains, however, as to what catapulted be like into the adolescent vernaculars of the 1980s.
It can feel as if young people are catapulted into the adult service overnight on their seventeenth birthday and suddenly no one is interested in seeing their family any more.
Accidents over recent months have shown that many people have died because they were catapulted out of coaches that had been overturned.
