Sentence examples for driven boy from inspiring English sources

Understandably, this has driven boy racers to abandon the bright lights for industrial areas, country lanes, and parking lots where they can blare happy hardcore, jungle, bassline, and pull off handbrake turns to their hearts' content.

Understandably, this has driven boy racers to abandon the bright lights for the industrial areas, country lanes and car parks where they can blare happy hardcore, jungle and bassline and pull off handbrake turns to their hearts' content.

"In Kansas City, there aren't a lot of queer spaces that are not alcohol driven," Boi Boy said.

Her six-piece band featured a keyboard player who doubled on saxophone — crucial for the wailing "Run Away with Me," which opened the show — and a bassist capable of the funky slap part that drives "Boy Problems".

There is an austerely dancing chorus in the vein of Lou Harrison ("Drop down, ye heavens"); Lazarus sings a raw, rollicking aria of celebration; and Mary tears into Erdrich's poem "Mary Magdalene" ("I will drive boys / to smash empty bottles on their brows"), with the chorus declaiming Hildegard von Bingen's medieval text "Spiritus Sanctus" behind her.

As The Lede explained last year — after a young man in a hooded sweatshirt was filmed tossing an egg at Mr. Cameron — in 2006, the Conservative leader had insisted that it was important for British politicians to make an effort to understand what drove boys who wore "hoodies" to break the law.

It was Auntie Tammy, as Te'o called Toma's mother, who had driven the boys to school, a two-hour round trip.

The proportion of students getting an A or higher rose from 17.9% to 18.5%, primarily driven by boys' performance as the gender gap in top marks narrowed.

The trends in the study were driven by boys.

Walton helped the boy to the hospital, then drove the boy's family to visit him.

Mrs. Lattin drove her boy to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern, where he died a few minutes later.