The phrase "burning drive" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used as a descriptive phrase to convey intense determination or passion. Example: "Despite facing numerous setbacks, her burning drive to become a successful entrepreneur never wavered."
Are you trying to burn CDs on a dual-layer DVD burning drive?
He campaigned for women's suffrage and land nationalization and in general indulged "his burning drive toward social justice".
Dr. Morgentaler told me about men he treated who no longer had that burning drive to run out and sell another client, all because of low testosterone.
The maturity that came with the decision served to give Wie back her burning drive to succeed and temper her fear of failure.
I once came across a newspaper story titled "Your Child's Creativity" that began: "What do Henry Ford, John F. Kennedy and Ted Williams have in common?" The answer: The burning drive for achievement.
But impressive growth in the number of companies who want to develop innovative projects, and a burning drive of the younger generation means that the future seems bright.
The dancers don simple linen clothing to enact the failings of an early civilization, in vignettes that depict the burning drives of lust, greed, sloth and the rest in sometimes vulgarly comic, sometimes grimly cruel tableaus.
Waking each day to songbirds, he wonders if the concentration-camp inmates heard them, and finds, in the memoir of a Buchenwald inmate, that "the acrid, poisonous stench of burning corpses drove the birds away".
But at Apple, Steve Jobs was sure that the way forward was DVD playback – and so iMacs, PowerBooks and iBooks included DVD drives by default, not CD-burning drives.
We all know what it feels like when the moralization switch flips inside us — the righteous glow, the burning dudgeon, the drive to recruit others to the cause.
I want to put this music onto a Sony X Series Walkman. A. You can transfer the files in a number of ways, like copying them to an external hard drive, burning them to a set of discs or moving them between machines over a network.
