Sentence examples for its own drive from inspiring English sources

A new Long Wharf Theater will, optimistically, take its place downtown for the 2009-2010 theater season, after it completes its own drive to raise another $30 million.

In the future each motor will have its own drive.

Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said that Germany could slow down its own drive to balance the budget and do more to encourage domestic consumption.

Marie Diron, an economic adviser to the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said Germany could slow down its own drive to balance its budget and do more to encourage domestic consumption.

Last spring, the department received more than 700 donations for its first book and toy drive, and inspired a local high school to run its own drive and add their boxes of collected goods to the donation pool.

JERUSALEM — With the United States pulling back after years of frustrated efforts to break the intractable impasse between Israelis and Palestinians, Russia is stepping forward with its own drive to bring peace to a fractured land.

Though it just opened its own drive-up grocery pickup service in Seattle, many of its effort in brick-and-mortar feel more experimental.

Potential buyers may be dismayed that the vehicle will not be its own drive-in theater.

Even The New York Times has indulged in its own drive-by stereotypes, labeling boomers "the solipsistic generation" in one news article and headlining another "Boomers Hit New Self-Absorption Milestone: Age 65," showing how rooted the meme of spoiled, entitled boomers has become.

Target is also adding its own "drive-up" service to 300 more stores this quarter, on top of 250-plus last quarter, as demand exceeded what it saw in a test last fall, Mulligan said.

Amazon may be experimenting with how to take on grocery stores via its own drive-in pick-up locations, but in the meantime, the company is still working to expand its online grocery shopping service, AmazonFresh.