Sentence examples for powers driven from inspiring English sources

Here is America's first native-born conducting superstar at the very summit of his powers, driven but not yet mannered, ebullient but not yet self-indulgent.

We offer the above Declaration of Interdependence as a road map for our country to begin returning to its rightful path, to once again become a beacon on a hill to other nations, a paragon of virtue among world powers, driven equally by principle and compassion, and undeterred in its purpose by public debate fueled by blind self-interest and self-righteous bravado.

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The Central Powers drove deep into Romania and conquered the south of the country (Wallachia, including Bucharest) by the end of 1916.

For a period of barely 100 years, The Netherlands boasted the most powerful empire in the world – a power driven by markets rather than privilege.

But the expansion of power driven by natural gas has arguably been even more impressive.

They are electrically powered, driven by chain and sprocket, and held in the proper plane by two tracks.

"Germany, it seems, is becoming a 'geo-economic power' driven by the needs of its export sector.

On an engine lathe the tool is clamped onto a cross slide that is power driven on straight paths parallel or perpendicular to the work axis.

En masse conveyors use skeletal or solid flights mounted at intervals on a cable or chain power driven within a closely fitting casing.

The rotating horizontal spindle to which the workholding device is attached is usually power driven at speeds that can be varied.