Sentence examples for drive somehow from inspiring English sources

Maya's stamina, force, and drive somehow place her beyond challenge.

In the second period of extra-time the Burkinabe came close again when Bance's fierce drives somehow cleared off the line by Afful.

But in the midst of the government's drive to somehow cut net immigration to the tens of thousands, May introduced what officialspeak calls a minimum income requirement.

The music (Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls) has great urgency and drive, and somehow manages to be at once paranoiac and elegiac.

So it makes sense that when Mr. Spano talks about his decision, he does not pretend, like some politicians in the process of remaking themselves, that his lifelong political drive has somehow evaporated.

It looks like he's about to hop on his horse and head out to the cattle drive, but somehow I doubt that was on his to-do list after he finished the commercial shoot.

Sure, I would hear how epic the snow was and I would see the half pipe and beautifully groomed runs on my I-70 drive, but somehow Copper and I never made a connection.

This is common in a workplace context or within hobby/volunteer/sporting etc. associations where passion drives everyone but you feel that your vision or drive is somehow superior to the passions of others.

Researchers, for instance, are investigating what attracts male mosquitoes to females, for if sexual drives could somehow be blunted, the next generation of mosquitoes would never see the light of day.

Davies unveiled those silky square drives that somehow bisected a packed off-side field; Roy, after a cagey start by his standards, began to strike the ball cleanly; the pitch seemed to be behaving decorously.

Theory-driven evaluation somehow disappeared from the radar during the 1990s, emerging again at the European Conference of Evaluation in 2002 [ 16].