Sentence examples for drive to drop from inspiring English sources

She used to drive to drop off résumés with businesses; now she is mostly limited to scanning online listings.

He offered minimal value for money last night, when he lacked the wit, or the drive, to drop deeper into a supporting role.

The move on Monday led organizers of the recall drive to drop their efforts against Mr. Jindal, Mr. Tucker and Representative Hunter V. Greene, Republican of Baton Rouge.

They are with me daily on my drive to drop kids to practices and school in the wee hours of the morns, and on carpool pick-ups after long days.

She argued that forcing them to sink or swim in English without weaning them from their home language was intended to have the opposite effect and drive them to drop out.

With a bit of luck, today's move by Google will also drive Amazon to drop its prices.

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In fact, remedial courses — also called developmental education — may drive students to drop out because they add time and cost to academic programs while not necessarily being relevant to them, the study found.

Yet, part of me can't help but look at those curved battery walls and wonder if there's any better place to position a sound system rig, with room to spare behind for the generator and jerry cans (unfortunately, however, there's not actually a path that a van could drive down to drop off all the gear).

It is this refugee past that Thakkar says drove him to drop out of school and become an entrepreneur selling computer parts.

It many respects, it was feminism that drove me to drop out of school.