Sentence examples for drove it all from inspiring English sources
"It was the first time they drove it all the way down, and they didn't score," Williams said.
And the British Medical Journal press release drove it all: "Children born after an unwanted pregnancy are slower to develop".
"I shut my eyes and I lunged and drove it all the way to the line," he said after his emotional podium appearance.
"I drove it all over the golf course and missed putts I didn't think I could ever miss, but I hung in there," Perks said.
We then drove it all back to their house -- back to the green-and-lavender room, filled with stuffed animals, I had lived in as a child.
"He drove it all the way through, the way a lot of political people couldn't have," said John Emerson, a longtime Democratic operative in California.
What drives it all in Britain, France and all mature economies is affordability when we're living so much longer, a miracle of our time, though the cost implications for pensions, social care and the NHS are alarming.
"The work points to an ideology that drives it all, an ideology that recovers the histories of the black avant-gardist," says Oliver.
E-Steer and other electric systems eliminate many elements of a hydraulic system: pumps, fluid reservoirs, hoses and the rubber-belt-and-pulley system that drives it all and saps engine power and fuel economy in the process.
"We drive it all over," Mr. Krueger said.
