Sentence examples for drive stuff from inspiring English sources
Then, he tinkered: My parents got me an eMachine, an inexpensive computer, but I learned how to upgrade the software to make it faster, replace the hard drive, stuff like that.
The internal ports are for things like a wireless dongle or a USB thumb drive – stuff you wouldn't want hanging off the side of the machine all the time.
The following year saw the singles market drop for the first time since the format was introduced, slipping to 182m.That figure will continue to fall, especially as consumers increasingly realise they don't want their computer hard drive stuffed with MP3s when they can stream anything they want.
In high school, he was a student activist who engaged in what he described as "general liberal politics — blood drives, food drives, stuff around Darfur, that kind of thing".
"I'm trying to get meetings with the health advisor to Number 10… There's a notional willingness to drive this stuff forward.
The kernel deals with all the low-level issues in your computer, letting you do things like run programs, use your hard drive, send stuff over the internet, and connect to your printer. .
What drives this stuff, at least in the first instance, is the belief of the Chicago guys that "nobody" has argued that fiscal policy can be expansionary since the rational expectations revolution of the 70s – which is quite untrue.
Then in September the results of about 200 field trials looking into the effects of GM crops on the country's bugs and birds will be published.The last time Britain saw such a flurry of interest in GM food was in 1999, when a series of events turned much of the population against "Frankenfoods" and drove the stuff from supermarket shelves.
Nearly a year into an army-backed state of emergency, basic freedoms remain suspended, a sweeping anticorruption drive has stuffed the jails with some of Bangladesh's most influential business leaders and politicians, and a fragile economy is tottering under the pressure of floods at home and rising oil prices abroad.
How is that any more wise than buying a cheap hard drive then stuffing it with MP3s and FLACs?
