Sentence examples for driven in some from inspiring English sources
The mood of those who had driven in some cases thousands of miles to mark a landmark in civil rights history was by turns raucous, celebratory and solemn.
A franchise that had never reached the Super Bowl is driven in some part by a core group who spent their childhoods fantasizing about someday being Saints.
In fact, lot of the factors contributing to workload outlined in the government's consultation – for example, data and marking – are driven in some way by our high-stakes accountability system.
First baseman Andres Galarraga (.272, 7 home runs and 30 runs batted in) has driven in some key runs in his 39 games, but John Vander Wal has not hit as well as he had for the Pirates.
Current and former law enforcement officials say the feuding — which they say seems driven in some measure by a GOP effort to discredit the Russian investigation — threatens to expose sensitive sources and methods that could be exploited by foreign adversaries, and curtail intelligence-sharing with some of the United States' closest allies, including Britain.
"I've driven in some of the toughest and most challenging conditions and circuits, and against some incredible drivers, which I'll continue to do until the end of the year.
He could also drive in some Nascar races.
"I had chance to drive in some runs, get a rally going," Olerud said.
"You can't drive in some places," said Ms. Diaz, because celebrations and last-minute campaigning choke the roads.
"People say, 'Hey, you ought to drive in some of those terrible monstrosities in New Jersey before you build them here,' " said Mr. Russell, of the roundabout task force.
Eaton was hitting.297 at the time of the injury, and had settled in at the top of the order, allowing Trea Turner to drive in some runs in the second spot, while playing solid defense in center field.
