Sentence examples for as drive from inspiring English sources

The practice used in Taiji is known as drive hunting and involves driving dolphins together into a small area to be killed, often with spears and knives.

Dreams aren't the same as drive, and self-pity is less attractive than hard work.

Later theories of motivation have substituted for libido such related terms as drive and tension.

(This hunting technique, known as drive fishing, is still practiced in Japan and the Faroe Islands, east of Iceland).

That sounded like the Dayne of his Wisconsin years, a 245-pounder who could shift as well as drive forward.

The claw hammer is the traditional tool because it can be used to pull nails as well as drive them.

This is the literary salon as drive-by shooting.

Last week, in what might be described as drive-by shoutings, motorists slowed as they passed the reporters, yelling epithets or telling the foreigners to go home.

And many people have been alarmed in recent weeks as drive-by shootings, robberies and violence have increased, much as they did before May's elections.

The biggest beneficiaries would be regional and outer-suburban communities, he said, describing them as "drive-in, drive-out suburbs" where people paid more for fuel.

Although projected billboards are arguably as old as drive-in movies, the new device uses a silicon chip embedded with millions of tiny mirrors.