Sentence examples for driving it through from inspiring English sources

She and the middle-aged, down-on-his-luck reporter Mikael Blomkvist made quite the odd couple, and their chemistry fueled that earlier novel, driving it through its hurried, contrived ending.

1938 Queen Mary to Arrive NEW YORK — With its 200,000-horsepower turbines driving it through the Atlantic waves at record-breaking speed for the second successive day, the 81,235-ton Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary is expected to nose past Ambrose Light, aspiring for the North Atlantic Blue Riband, tomorrow [Aug. 8] at 1 30 a.m.

It's more creative than any creative job in the business because you're finding new, unsigned talent, helping them make a record and driving it through the company, so you're doing everything.

"It was like giving me keys to an 18-wheeler for the first time and driving it through Chicago," said Michael Townsend, The Free Press's executive editor, as he described how his colleagues spoke about the changes.

I missed No. 1 just driving it through there a little bit, but I don't think I missed a fairway, and that was probably the strength of my game today".

Another Republican close to Mr. DeLay described the memorandum as similar to the "impeachment book" his office sent out in 1998 when Mr. DeLay began providing information about impeachment to Republicans and subsequently driving it through the House.

125th over: South Africa 525-3 (Smith 261, Rudolph 0 Smithh waits... and waits.. and then picks out Gough's last delivery, driving it forcefully through mid off for four runs.

Stones, bottles and petrol bombs rained down on the police, but the line held steady, even when the crowd hijacked a trolley-bus, driving it at speed through the rubble towards the ranks that blocked their way.

The driver says he loves Queens (they are driving through it) because it is populated by loyal American citizens who want peace, but peace with honor; who want change, but change that works; who want quality education, but not at the price of a kindergarten child spending one hour each way every weekday on a lurching, overcrowded, groggy-making bus.

"Most of the middle class had known it by driving through it".

It's hard work, so your vehicle will be running a little hotter when you're driving through it.