Sentence examples for drove him over from inspiring English sources
One former lover says that it may not have been a depression, or a particular personal problem, that drove him over the edge in May.
On its own, this might sound like a petty complaint from an immature, self-centred boy, but it would become a factor in a cascade of events that ultimately drove him over the edge, Skondras concluded in 2007.
On a recent Saturday, after Jimmie Chapman's game at Lace Field was rained out in the bottom of the second, his mom drove him over to Matthew Prosia's house, where a bunch of fellow umps were playing dart guns in the basement and watching "Rocky" on TV.
At 14, he heard Thomas H. Kean, a future governor, speak at Livingston High School and became so consumed with the idea of getting into politics that his mother drove him over to Mr. Kean's nearby home and asked him for advice.
She remembered that the first time she drove him over the Tappan Zee Bridge (to go shopping at an outlet mall), he reacted like a kidnapping victim, screaming, "Where are you taking me?" In fact, for the first few months of their courtship, they acted like a bicoastal couple.
It nearly drove him over the edge, he joked, showing a slide of a white pickup truck hanging over a cliff.
This morning he asked me to drive him over, and as I watched the visibly anxious children wait to be let inside the locked doors, I wondered how they could possibly process the new idea of a terrorist who lived down the road and went to school with their siblings and neighbors, a threat from within.
Mrs. Lutz says her husband will drive him over to the store when he comes in.
"I have to pick him up and drive him over there," Mike said.
That intelligence may be what has driven him over the last decade to collaborate with choreographers and dancers with decidedly different aesthetics, most often Molissa Fenley.
The recipes get simpler and simpler until he starts to prepare Buckeye Many-Bran Muffins, but the directions about "those little papers" drive him over the edge: "What do they mean, 'Those little papers'?
