Sentence examples for drive to catch from inspiring English sources

The police investigation was plagued by incompetence and, say Roma activists, a lack of drive to catch the killers.

But could an average-size person stand to ride in one for anything longer than a drive to catch the 8 23?

While the increased cooperation marks Italy's drive to catch tax evaders, it also reflects Pope Francis' bid to reform the Vatican administration which has been hit by waves of financial scandal and allegations of money laundering.

A century ago, during the Meiji Restoration, a national drive to catch up to the West, literacy in Japan became universal and parents came to see producing well-schooled children as their duty to the state.

Mr. Park, a longtime executive at Hyundai Electronics, as the company was known before it began breaking away from the group, has reportedly laid out for investors a plan to spend some $7 billion on new and refurbished plants and on research and development in a drive to catch up with Samsung Electronics in production of memory chips.

Its income, generated from memberships, revenue from property and legacies, rose in 2015/16 by 5.7% to £522m, and while it this year spent more than it earned – £541m, part of a drive to catch up with a backlog of conservation costs – there is seemingly no cause for concern: its total assets stand at £1.13bn.

We drove to catch the same show, performed by another troupe, in a village nearby.

As it was, driven to catch up, she continued writing into her 90s.

It happened, that first chink, as I drove to catch my flight after Dad's memorial service, Mom in the passenger seat.

"I drive quickly to catch up the time I haven't lost".

His low drive appeared to catch Mark Schwarzer by surprise and the goalkeeper could only turn it against the post and into the net.