Sentence examples similar to football driven from inspiring English sources

Football drives the financial bus, and basketball provides boundless inventory.

Football drove all of these departures, and the Big East reconfigured with teams in Texas and Idaho and California, none eastern in location or steeped in basketball tradition.

For some time now I have felt that in professional football relatively short field-goal attempts, say from the thirty-yard line or less, have become almost automatically successful and have tended to castrate much of the drama and excitement of a football drive.

Some of these bands were Sunny Day Real Estate, Jawbreaker, American Football, Drive Like Jehu, etc.

Perception in college football is driven by star power, and Boise State now has it.

It began back in Denmark, when his career in junior football was driven by his father, who would push Eriksen to the limit.

Football is driven by shared network television money that allows a Tampa Bay to sign a Keyshawn while baseball is rendered inequitable by local television money.

Wood said the large number of Russians living in "Londongrad", including the so-called oligarchs and wealthy middle class who have bought football clubs, driven up property prices and competed for elite school places in fashionable areas such as Knightsbridge, was an indication of the underlying strength of the bilateral relationship.

The first: except for when you're dealing with the Cowboys or Tebow, football is what matters most in football, but what drives "football decisions" will always be determined by the league's prejudices at the time.

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"Football would drive him crazy.