Sentence examples for in town driven from inspiring English sources

Screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd said there's a growing GOP network in town, driven in part by the election of Bush as well as an influx of new people.

On the other hand, suppose everybody in town drives an S.U.V. Then the soccer mom will definitely want to purchase one for herself, since it would both increase her family's safety and reduce the overall costs of collisions.

To survive, after all, in a town driven by excess, one must find ways to resist some of its overly lavish impulses.

Accomplishment — doing something well — is a big deal, particularly in a world (and town) driven by a false idea of achievement, grabbing the brass ring with nothing to show for it but brassiness.

When the small-minded people in the town drive her mad, she doesn't just turn around and fantasy-machine-gun them – she gets out.

They moved to Israel, but bombing in their frontier town drove them underground.

She and my father lived in an unfashionable town; drove beat-up secondhand station wagons filled with broken umbrellas and filthy blankets; and frowned upon ostentatious displays of material success.

Town drove forward in a breathless final 15 minutes but the Canaries held their nerve to win a third successive derby.

NEW IN TOWN Driving out there in a van [from Pennsylvania], it was an eye-opening experience.

Along with a recent announcement of a Costco deal, deals with Facebook and Bands in Town have driven most of that growth — up almost 100percentt since 2015.

Bestriding a chair and singing I'm Tired, a send-up of Marlene Dietrich's The Laziest Gal In Town, Lily drives the local cowboys wild.