Sentence examples for lines driving from inspiring English sources

On the battle's second day those troops exploited a gap in Rosecrans's lines, driving a large portion of his army from the field.

If employees have to evaluate older iPhones that are being traded in, it could slow down the lines, driving people to other stores.

Christopher Fox's Trostlieder (In Widerwärtigkeit Des Kriegs) is a setting of poetry by Martin Opitz depicting the bloody events of the thirty years' war, with remorseless rhyming couplets and 12/13 beat lines driving the music.

They work for more than 150 private firms, digging fire lines, driving bulldozers and trucks and often working alongside the approximately 10,000 firefighters hired each year directly by the federal Forest Service.

And they also charge that Verizon made it difficult for the other providers to flourish, because it ran its own D.S.L. service over telephone wires that were already installed, but forced competitors to put in their own lines, driving up those companies' costs and the costs to consumers.

The transgenic lines driving the excision of RB1 affect the timing of the mutation, which in turn affect the progression and competence of tumor cell.

Straight to the point, like his straight-line driving 39 years ago in Barcelona.

Goodell said it was not just one story line driving the soaring television ratings and fan interest, but many.

Roberts looped a 1-1 pitch from Tim Worrell into short right field near the foul line, driving in Mark Grudzielanek and Alex Cora.

Rafael Furcal lined an outside pitch inside the third-base line, driving in Ronnie Belliard to extend the Dodgers' lead to 4-0 and snuff any excitement from the stands.

Such a philanthropic effort is bound to benefit Dick's bottom line, driving more parents to the retailer for back-to-school shopping, she said.