Sentence examples for drive call from inspiring English sources
Its a snow day so the family decide to take a drive, call in on some friends, perhaps get some lunch, maybe even stop off at Mia's favourite second-hand book store.
That state-led industrialization drive — call it the Bengal Communists' more hammer, less sickle policy — has invited violent peasant protests, and some say it has weakened the party's hold on one of its two key states.
Very little is known about the psychological processes that underlie and drive call production, and hence the term 'functionally referential' is sometimes used to describe such cases.
He started a drive called "This City Is Going on a Diet".
On a Mac, the Droid appears on the desktop as an external drive called No Name.
He refuses to learn to drive, calling automobiles, somewhat witlessly, "time machines".
Refn, who worked with Gosling on 2011 hit Drive, called Lost River a "beautiful, great movie that will grow on people".
Last week, the Republican committee introduced a fund-raising drive called "Two Seats to Take Back the Senate".
Edging down a long drive called Monks Walk, we arrived at a brick house that still resembles a fortress-castle.
Inside the box was a specialist encrypted storage drive called an IronKey, which its makers boast is "military grade".
It is part of a new drive called Busk in London, designed to provide universal rules for street performers across London.
