Sentence examples for drive put on from inspiring English sources

In a drive put on by the United States Tennis Association to coincide with the Garden exhibition, novice players got the chance to sign up to play tennis at hundreds of public facilities, park and recreation agencies and commercial clubs as a part of Tennis Night in America.

Nothing in those online profiles suggested the suffocating hate or alienation that might drive someone to put on body armor, grab six guns and extra ammunition, and open fire on college students trapped in a classroom, killing nine.

Seagate's external hard drives were clearly put on some sort of diet because they're shrinking away to nothing.

You can get a memory stick or hard-drive and then put on: Movies.

He had too devoted a fan base that the station couldn't easily manufacture on the overnight, and a lack of polish they couldn't easily put on in drive-time.

Petros Doukas, the deputy finance minister, said the latest figure -- up from the original $5.6 billion projection and the $7.2 billion revision before the Games -- was driven by a desire to put on a first-class event.

This founding masterpiece of ancient Greek literature purportedly tells the story of the Trojan war but in reality concentrates on a single tragic episode when the massive sulk of the Greek warrior Achilles drives his companion Patroclus to put on Achilles' armour and get himself killed.

Thrun told Maunder that the data from the "Street View" vans is put on hard drives and Fedexed to Google headquarters.

And for more baTheit stories like this, check out the 20th Anniversary Edition of 'Please Kill moviey Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain.

'Tis the theme of the Drive-Thru-Fry-BQ this Saturday, put on by Echo Park's Machine Project.

"We had this van and we'd drive around LA putting on shows, playing cover versions of rock hits," recalls Danielle.