Sentence examples for lead to drive from inspiring English sources

Agony means a violent struggle or combat, the struggle that precedes death, from the Greek agōniā, derived from the verb agein (in Latin agere), which means to lead, to drive before.

They used to be responsible for connecting lenders with warm leads to drive conversions.

The causes are manifold, but a major factor appears to be an undeclared war between the largest criminal militia and the police, which has led to drive-by shootings, ambushes and other killings.

The disease can also lead to a drive to bite others and to a bloody frothing at the mouth.

These drives could actually lead to 10TB drives for laptops and desktops, a fairly amazing proposition.

Or it can make you irrational: hearing about terrorists targeting airplanes may lead you to drive instead of fly, though planes remain much safer than cars.

(2) Support a lead organization to drive the introduction process.

If the "no" side wins, he said, "I think it's going to lead to petition drives in other states".

His tipping of the bank's hand led speculators to drive the euro down to record lows.

It drove the alligator into the water and led us to drive on towards Shark Valley, where I'm going to eat alligator tail at Miccosukee Restaurant.

Even now, I don't know what led them to drive toward a group of Marines firing machine guns, despite warnings, yells and waving.