Sentence examples for it a driving from inspiring English sources

Rhythm is a pliable element for E. J., and he made it a driving concern throughout the set, with forceful but slippery drumming.

Stay overnight just 2 miles from the entrance, or make it a driving daytrip from your lakeside lodging near Calgary or Edmonton.

In it, a driving backbeat sits under swells of bass and atmosphere and then it all kicks in with some vigor around the three minute mark.

The experience led him to reconsider the whole project and when I next saw AC, this time at Club Oberon in Cambridge (which is operated by American Repertory Theatre), the whole show had evolved into something far more subtlety conceived, staying with the original vision of classical music reconceived but making it a driving dramatic show incorporating music, dance and acrobatics.

"Gabe said, 'That's it?' " A DRIVING force behind Valve's most far-out hardware project, wearable computing, is being led by Michael Abrash, a veteran of technology and game companies who helped Valve get off the ground in the 1990s by licensing its important game software from his employer at the time, Id Software.

Ryan Reed of Paste Magazine called it "a driving pop anthem that moves from a punchy, 'Roxanne'-esque new-wave groove to a soulful, synth-driven chorus".

"It was not a track issue, it was a driving error, hundred per cent," he said.

"It's a driving priority for me," Daniels said.

"The UK motor industry built 1.6 million vehicles last year - it's a driving force.

It was a driving concern to Holder that the case not rest on torture.

However, lettering on the VW's doors identified it as a driving school car.