Sentence examples for rapid drive from inspiring English sources

"For Chinese collectors," Ms. Dudek said, "contemporary Indian art may hold a particular draw due to the comparable circumstances facing Chinese and Indian artists today — a long and powerful cultural and aesthetic history, the rapid drive to modernization, the transformation of everyday life under globalization and the search for a distinct artistic vision and identity within that world".

Belgrade fell to a concerted action by the Red Army and Tito's Partisan forces on October 20, 1944; and a rapid drive from the Transylvanian sector into the Hungarian Plain brought Soviet forces up to the suburbs of Budapest on November 4. Budapest, however, was stubbornly defended: by the end of the year, it was enveloped but still holding out.

Patton's rapid drive to Lorraine demonstrated his keen appreciation for the technological advantages of the U.S. Army.

The failure of this operation, and an acute supply problem brought about by the long distances involved in the rapid drive through France, brought an end to the headlong Allied race toward Berlin.

Anticipating a firm Allied reaction should the main thrust of the invasion take place through the Netherlands, Manstein devised an innovative tactic later known as the Sichelschnitt ("sickle cut")—that called for an attack through the woods of the Ardennes and a rapid drive to the English Channel, thus cutting off the French and Allied armies in Belgium and Flanders.

A series of rapid drives set up possession a few metres from the posts and the giant replacement Will Skelton powered over, Cooper adding the extras for 20-17.

We used a novel movement transition technique to look for evidence of a rapid onset drive to breathe related to the active component of exercise in humans.

Proton was set up by Mr. Mahathir in 1983 with the help of Mitsubishi Motors of Japan as part of Malaysia's rapid industrialization drive.

a rapid scoring drive from Denver, who raced down the field without a huddle, alternating runs from Ronnie Hillman and Montee Ball with quick passes from Manning.

With the rapid industrialization drive of 1928 32, they became little more than administrative cogs of decreasing relevance to the interests of workers on the factory floor.

Such rapid advances drive the need for an online collaborative knowledge management system that enables the sharing of volcanological information, and modeling and analysis tools.