Sentence examples for drive uphill from inspiring English sources
His philosophy sustains me when I drive uphill through claustrophobia-inducing swarms of Basque or German fans, defying us to hit them, and my wife closes her eyes and says, "Don't kill anybody!" Ça roule.
The best versions already have refinements such as "hill hold" (which prevents run-back as a driver prepares to drive uphill from standstill) and "hill descent control" (which slows, straightens and avoids wheel-locking as a car descends a steep hill).In future, the trick will be to link stability control with other rapidly advancing car safety systems.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04273.006 Since PepTSt is an electrogenic transporter, we predict that imposition of a membrane potential in the presence of a pH gradient should drive uphill substrate transport.
Learn how to drive uphill.
From my home in southern Illinois, it is a two-day drive, uphill, to Laramie, Wyo., at the base of the Rockies.
Luckily, this quietly elegant Cabo favourite, a short drive uphill, offers sophistication and variety, and you still get sea views from the outdoor tables.
Driving uphill can be challenge, particularly if you're driving a stick.
The clouds hung low as we drove uphill into the forest that morning.
It could be a village or a big town, run-down or fixed-up, but as we drove uphill toward the historic center, the vision ahead was always roughly the same: a stunning Baroque church, honey-colored or pale white, decorated with columns or curves, angels or Cupids, shells or leaves, urns or shields, sometimes all of the above.
Because coupling between sugar and H+ translocation is obligatory, in the absence of Δμ̃H+, LacY can also transduce the energy released from downhill sugar transport to drive the uphill H+ transport with the generation of Δμ̃H+, the polarity of which depends upon the direction of the sugar gradient (reviewed in refs (1) and (2)).
Drive south (and uphill) along the Blue Ridge Parkway, until you reach milepost 407.6 for the Mount Pisgah Trail.
