It is hard driving for Americans used to being on the right side of the road.
The evening is built less on style than on hard-driving enthusiasm, a trait perfectly embodied by its leading lady, Ms. Foster, who has the pearly toothed, clean-scrubbed glow of the young Marie Osmond and works like a Trojan throughout.
The non-carbon ceramic brakes on the car we tested on the road faded during hard driving.
Its featured player, on soprano saxophone, was Dick Oatts, who pushed himself through a long, intense, remarkably coherent solo; rarely is jazz so hard driving on a Carnegie Hall Jazz Band program.
On stage, front and center, Gip himself, twangs out hard-driving blues on the guitar.
WOMEN were once counseled to put on a hard-driving front — but that notion should have been scrapped along with our 1990s shoulder pads.
Finally, by 3 a.m. after more hard driving, we are on the road to Andapa, and we get our first glimpse of Marojejy Mountain, our destination, partly covered in cloud and lit by a bright half moon.
From the start the industry was hard driving and fast paced, with an emphasis on youth.
Germany in particular, with parliamentary elections looming in September, was set on driving a hard bargain.
Between the latter half of the thirties and the latter half of the forties, cigarette consumption, urged on now by hard-driving advertising campaigns on network radio as well as in the press, approximately doubled again.
The damage was repaired that day and he was in the back of the pack, starting 31st on Saturday, driving hard to finish 14th over all and 3rd in his class.
