Sentence examples for act driving from inspiring English sources

Duminy then gets in on the act, driving over mid-on for four more.

It was so successful, a German company called Westfalia got in on the act, driving Mr. Borsky out of business with VW.

During the recording of one scene, which sees the angel-demon double act driving down Oxford Street at 90 miles an hour as they plot to kidnap the antichrist, Maggs turned to his producer Heather Larmour noting: "Mark's got this holy cadence going – I think it's because his dad's a Methodist minister".

The smaller rivals had argued that formulas proposed by the incumbents would lead to higher fees that would eviscerate the deregulatory goals of the Telecommunications Act, driving them out of business and leaving the local markets exclusively in the hands of monopolists.

In addition, a growing number of studies show that epigenetic stochasticity can act as driving force of carcinogenesis, via regulating the inhibition of tumor suppressor genes [ 62] as well as the activation of proto-oncogenes [ 63].

Celebrating the act of driving through Central Park for pure enjoyment is a fraught endeavor.

Bell then gets in on the act, crisply driving wide of mid-on for a boundary.

Because there are more distractions built into the vehicle, the car has to assist more in the act of driving.

The 17-year-old from Denver had committed a terrible act: while driving drunk, he slammed into another vehicle head on and killed its driver.

With no dividing lines or warning signs or stoplights to help, the very act of driving in this country is more like a faith-based initiative.

They give a sort of permanence to transitions, and impart to the otherwise ordinary act of driving somewhere a special texture and a mystery.