Sentence examples for building driving from inspiring English sources

Video of the episode showed soldiers who were guarding the building driving over protesters with armored vehicles and firing into the crowd.

With the Chinese buying cars by the tens of thousands every week -- big cars, too -- and throwing up new buildings, driving in Beijing is no lark.

The Hum is most apparent in the countryside, at night, and is amplified by certain buildings, driving acute sufferers to sleep outdoors.

Assessors pay no attention to the sales prices of co-ops and treat prewar co-ops like Mr. Murdoch's building as if they were aging rental buildings, driving down taxes far below those paid by the owners of condos and town houses.

So a broker who says something like, "There are tons of little kids in this building — it's really family friendly" could be accused of specifically steering families to the building and driving people without children away from it.

At the same time, he began building and driving race cars.

All the working-class Irish immigrants they knew all worked mainly on building sites driving JCBs and that kind of stuff.

As he did in Game 1, Bryant lifted the energy level of his teammates and the building by driving into the lane and finding his teammates.

Ever since Republicans began riffing off of a speech given by President Obama, the parties have been debating who is primarily responsible for building and driving America's economy: business or government.

The land the house sits on is not just a prime lot on the Sound; it can probably be divided into two building lots, driving up the price even more and putting it beyond the financial reach of local residents.

Despite the efficiencies technology has delivered, the push towards more building, buying, driving and Web-surfing leaves nicks and scars on the body of a nation whose vastness hides their ubiquity.