Sentence examples similar to driving fervor from inspiring English sources
Two highlights of "Lincoln" come when Saderup recites the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address, with all the fervor driving him during the traumatic days of the Civil War.
WASHINGTON — The House vote Saturday to slash more than $60 billion from the federal budget shows how powerfully the anti-spending fervor of the fall elections is driving the new Republican majority's efforts to shrink government.
That is what's driving the initiative and the GOP's anti-gas tax fervor in California.
Airbnb's ambition and its hosts' evangelical fervor will dismay detractors who accuse the company of driving up rents and ruining neighborhoods by siphoning off rental units for tourist hordes, a critique heard in London, Amsterdam, Berlin and elsewhere.
That night jeroboams of the 2000 fetched $40,000 in feverish bidding in a charity auction, much akin to the fervor with which collectors snatched up the vintage in the futures markets, driving revenues of the Baroness' company, Baron Philippe de Rothschild S.A., up an estimated 20% to a record $210 million last year.
