Sentence examples for driven from the first from inspiring English sources

Ned Rorem's "O God, My Heart Is Ready" (1992) is turbulent and driven from the first note.

Dodgers starter held the Braves scoreless in the first inning, but was driven from the game in the second.

It seemed as if Lilly had settled down, blanking the Yankees in the fifth, but he was driven from the game in the sixth.

Three locomotives hauling the train were uncoupled and driven from the tunnel after the crew first noticed the smoke and flames.

In early 1960, four young black men drove up from the first Southern sit-ins to speak at the Northern university I was attending.

"When I think about Bob, he's just wide open; he drives hard from the first lap to the last lap," said Jack Johnson, who has raced against Mr. McCreadie for three decades.

Prior to that and as ever, the Masters will be opened by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus hitting drives from the first tee.

Apple was the first popular computer maker to ditch a disk drive (in much the same way the company omitted the still-popular 3 1/2-inch drive from the first iMac, favoring a CD-ROM drive).

Eventually, it ended in suburban Washington in the back seat of a car at westbound Exit 42 of Interstate 70 in Maryland, an hour's drive from the first of the 13 shootings.

Wildhack said that ESPN would market Woods's return to the Masters, his first appearance in a tournament since November, even if it will be as fleeting as a drive from the first tee box.

He saved Sunday's 1 0 Yankee win with a back-to-the-wall leaping catch in the sixth inning, pulling in Francisco Lindor's drive from the first row of the stands, at a level unreachable by anyone not in the N.B.A. His double in the second inning last night, which drove in two runs, put the Yankees up 4 0 and, for me at least, felt almost better than a shot into the back rows.