Sentence examples for practice drives from inspiring English sources

The insufficiency of art, a truth wrung from his psychiatric practice, drives him.

Brand owners have complained that Google's practice drives up the cost of acquiring their own keywords.

More spectators watched Clinton hit practice drives on the range Saturday than had followed Jhonattan Vegas during the final round of his victory last year.

"It was just the sharp point on a lot of hard work," Swoboda said the other day, praising the coach Eddie Yost for hitting practice drives at him from 150 feet, making him see the ball right off the bat.

The Bank of England has thrown its weight behind a plan to make short selling more transparent in a bid to counter criticisms that the practice drives share prices down.

It is said that the practice drives developers through a better class design.

For each simulator session, a visual analog scale (VAS) was completed by the driver at baseline (i.e., before driving), after the practice drive and after the experimental run (VAS 10-cm scale; 0 = no symptom, 10 = mild nausea).

The participants were given a 5-min practice drive without any warning signals in order to familiarize themselves with the driving simulator.

That may be like giving Tiger Woods a practice drive.

We must devise requirements carefully and be wary of imposing disproportionate obligations that — while attractive in theory — could, in practice, drive liquidity out of the market altogether.

Like the film and music industries, publishing is now driven wholly by the search for blockbuster books and blockbuster profits, a practice driven in part by paying large advances to blockbuster authors.