Sentence examples for former drive from inspiring English sources
His father, who had invariably travelled with him to tournaments even from his junior days, died unexpectedly in February and the 24-year-old Welshman has found it difficult to recover his former drive and feel for the game.
He backed off so far from his former drive to halt the Soviet natural-gas pipeline to Western Europe that he permitted the Caterpillar Tractor Company to sell pipe-laying equipment to Moscow.
The former drive demanding headphones where the simple headphone jack from your stereo or mobile device lacks sufficient power and the latter take a digital signal and make better music out of it than a such device on your computer or phone – loveless, cheap chips not designed for that job – will.
The Santa Cruz flea turns out to be a former drive-in movie theater.
The former Drive-By Truckers guitarist has a new solo album and a cleaned-up life style.
Since 2002, it's drawn thousands to the former drive-in, which once was the proposed site of a new Wal-Mart.
For the fractious Tea Party movement, Beck — a former drive-time radio jockey, a recovering alcoholic, and a Mormon convert — has emerged as both a unifying figure and an intellectual guide.
Former Drive-Thru on Memorial Drive, Muncie — Photograph David Levene For the white working class, says Jamie Walsh, who voted for Trump, the benefits of being white aren't obvious.
Try to avoid Ipsut Creek, a former drive-in camp in the northwest that looks as if it might harbor a machete-wielding serial killer in a hockey mask.
"It's great that brick-and-mortar broadcast museums exist, but I felt that this kind of site was needed," said Mr. Irwin, 51, who speaks in the smooth tones of a former drive-time D.J. "Every generation has a duty to pass along its history in whatever form is available, and digital files make that possible.
While the former drives the formation of ring structures in carbon fragments, the latter promotes the growth of saturated carbon chain structures during the nucleation process.
