Sentence examples for driven in one from inspiring English sources
Much of the burden has fallen to David Wright, who has driven in one run since Beltran went on the disabled list.
You need not have seen the words Passio secundum Johannem at the head of the score to feel that this is the scene at Golgotha: an emaciated body raised on the Cross, nails being driven in one by one, blood trickling down, a murmuring crowd below.
Emerging in the '50s as a product of cultural partisanship, biker movies have generally driven in one of two directions: demanding sympathy for disaffected young people stomping on the evils of convention, or in their alternate swerve to the right, preying on fears of delinquents gone haywire, roaming the highways bent on rape and home invasion.
Ortiz has driven in one run in eight games in this postseason and has not hit a home run in his last 15 games over all.
"The men could only jump up and rattle their chains but the women were driven in one among another all the while singing or saying words that had been taught them," an observer noted in 1789.
The induction of primary nucleation is driven in one of two ways: homogeneous nucleation where solute species come together in solution to form a nucleus; or heterogeneous nucleation where solute species adsorb onto (often microscopic) solid surfaces [56].
Rusch drove in one run and another run was unearned.
There are places where you can drive in one direction for several hours without seeing a soul.
Kerry Earnhardt drove in one Winston Cup race, crashed and finished last at Michigan three years ago; he won $21,830.
Jeandre Perreira's groundout drove in one run, and Carol de Palm followed with a home run.
