Sentence examples for called the driving from inspiring English sources

Bulgari's chief executive, Francesco Trapani, whom Mr. Arnault called "the driving force behind Bulgari's development over the last twenty years," will join LVMH's executive committee, as well as lead the company's expanded watches and jewelry business.

Zerhouni himself made no reference to that debate, indicating that as an immigrant from Algeria 27 years ago, he "could never have dreamed of" being chosen to head NIH, which he called "the driving force behind our nation's preeminence in the biomedical sciences".

BNSF is spending $6 billion this year on safety, which Wallace called "the driving force behind our work each and every day," and has spent $500 million in Washington alone over the past three years.

The first was the alternation of activity and quiescence whose properties were clearly modified by blockade of IK potassium channels, which we have called the driving pattern.

First, inputs elicit responses through direct influences on specific regions, called the driving input of the network (DCM matrix "C").

Logitech created the GT3 Force steering wheel specifically for this game, and has come out with a successor called the Driving Force.

Mr. Hendon praised Mr. Obama, however, for later winning passage of what some in Springfield called "the driving-while-black bill," which required the police to collect data on the race of drivers they stopped as a way to monitor racial profiling.

With the cash flooding in, Stratton's employees were expected to live what Belfort, who declined to be interviewed for this article, called "the Life": "driving the fanciest car, eating at the hottest restaurant, giving the biggest tips, wearing the finest clothes, and residing in a mansion in Long Island's fabulous Gold Coast".

Slowly, the audience would realise that she was indeed mad, heading without realising it for those terrible days in what Joan called the vortex: driving round Los Angeles, dressed in scrubs, trying to minister to her daughter during her serious illness and avoiding any place, sight or person that might trigger memories of her former life.

A coefficient called the temperature driving force, ΔT+, was introduced by Gudmundsson (2010).

Dawn Stokes, the founder of a Fort Worth-based driving school called the Texas Driving Experience, says track drivers will sacrifice anything before their car habit.