Sentence examples for sites driving from inspiring English sources

All the working-class Irish immigrants they knew all worked mainly on building sites driving JCBs and that kind of stuff.

According to retail data company Springboard, there was a tentative bounce-back across the UK from last year, with visits to out-of-town sites driving the increase in footfall and 12% more visitors to retail parks than last year.

This kind of trading exploded in recent years because of the boom in social networking Web sites, driving up the valuations of start-ups like Facebook, Twitter, Groupon and Zynga.

The ether links of the glycol unit in PET were shown to act as potential reaction sites, driving the main reactions of degradation.

And so, there was a significant swing to online shopping — driven by promotions on sites (driving 25.3percentt of traffic), paid search (25.1percentt), natural search (18.8percentt) and email (24.2percentt).

On the next day, the ROK 1st Division regained the high ground at the crossing sites, driving the DPRK forces further eastward into the mountains.

She was small in stature, but always dressed up, even when she was at a construction site, driving or repairing a test boring rig, hard hat on her head.

Protest against change can be an own goal; a taxi-drive blockade in London against Uber proved to be free publicity for the site, driving a 850% increase in registrations.

And repeat buyers are basically camping out on the site, driving 80% of total orders.

(Then again, Flickr founder Caterina Fake, who still oversees her baby, worries that millions of people from Yahoo will flood her photo site, driving out her hard-core fans. In deference, Yahoo hasn't advertised Flickr, and it brands the site with only a modest "Y!" button).

There's a five-packs-per-person limit in force, which people find imaginative ways to break, either through taping packets to their body under their clothes (one branch of Morrisons at the border even has a changing room on site), driving them across in secret compartments in their cars or if they enjoy injecting a bit of panache into their smuggling by jet ski.