Sentence examples for quest to drive from inspiring English sources

If Gündogan joins City he will continue the club's quest to drive down the average age of the squad.

To that effect, we've already seen the dwarves singing (via an earlier trailer) and this time around there's a strong sense that Bilbo Baggins' companions on the quest to drive Smaug from Erebor might manifest as an entire troop of comedy sidekicks.

At the time, Fannie and Freddie were allies in the president's quest to drive up homeownership rates; Franklin D. Raines, then Fannie's chief executive, has fond memories of visiting Mr. Bush in the Oval Office and flying aboard Air Force One to a housing event.

Greifeld may be aided in his quest to drive down LSE's share price by new incoming European regulations on the LSE.

Here are five ways in which the use of AI and other technologies can help businesses in the quest to drive their own stories.

Conversion optimization experts consider clunky checkout processes to be low-hanging fruit in their quest to drive more revenue from inbound traffic.

Soon she sets out on an ill-formed hipster quest, deciding to "drive all over Los Angeles like an untrained, unhelpful social worker.

The experiments continue in one man's quest to test drive the latest in high tech medicine.

Their motivations are often murky, their quest to win driven more by winning itself (or simply staying out of prison) than some more noble or complicated goal.

The exhausting quest for "collective betterment" continued to drive him, even when he was disabled by strokes and had to abandon remote Heath in the mid-1950's.

Next, they set up a small factory in China, with 15 employees, most of whom are skilled, older workers who were displaced in the quest by Chinese factory owners to drive down prices.