Romney seems to share his family's remorseless drive to rise — whether it's trying to persuade the French to give up wine and join his church, or building a business, or being willing to withstand heaps of abuse in pursuit of the presidency.
I asked Myles if he has the dream and the drive to rise to that position.
Their drive to rise above their backgrounds, to better themselves, and to do it at such a young age, is truly remarkable.
And I also produced another film, For Love of Ivy, in which singer Abbey Lincoln co-starred with Sidney Poitier, another tale of a powerful black woman with a drive to rise her station in life.
Germans were not driven to rise up against Hitler by the bombing campaign; the raids, especially those of Operation Gomorrah against Hamburg in 1943, caused widespread demoralisation and disillusion with the regime.
Ministers have approved pilot culls of 5,000 badgers in a drive to curb rising levels of tuberculosis in cattle, a disease also carried by badgers.
His entire statement was predicated upon the drive to contain rising costs in the aircraft carrier contract.
Shell UK plans to cut 250 posts from its North Sea operations and change offshore shift patterns, as part of a drive to manage rising costs.
They drive individuals to rise above their carnal desires as individuals and strive together towards higher, nobler ends.
Her ambition, talent, and persistence drove her to rise from a data analyst position to a top-level strategist for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Langley Research Centerer in Hampton, Virginia.
The final two points places were taken by Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat, who drove well to rise up from 17th on the grid, and the Williams of Felipe Massa, whose car lacked downforce as a result of damage sustained in a collision with Lotus's Pastor Maldonado on the first lap and slipped slowly backwards in the closing laps.
