Sentence examples for team has driven from inspiring English sources

No one on the team has driven in more runs than Curtis Granderson, who is also tied for the most home runs, and he bats second.

Perhaps most fitting for this landmark goal was that the modest goalscorer was none other than the ever impressive Franck Ribery, a Frenchman who, more than most in this Bayern team, has driven the club to its perch of excellence through example, with the intent of continuing this fantastic run.

He described how the team had driven 99 yards with a minute to play.

A season of surprising success for her football team had driven my friend into a fit of madness.

In reality, the American team had driven the company into the ground and left their German partners in the dark for too long.

The three- or four-man team had driven Suzuki quad bikes through West Hollywood's narrow storm sewer network to access the area from below.

Harvey Updyke had not made the trip — a judge had banned him from leaving Louisiana, where he had moved — but it was clear which team had driven the resale value of tickets to as much as two thousand dollars: the side of Cowboys Stadium reserved for Michigan fans was dotted with crimson.

In a blog, Mr Wilman said the team had driven into "a night of violent terror".

I think Jon and his team have driven a strong roadmap for the future.

"It was the overall vision for the team that has driven Shiv over the line and that was very clear as we were finalising the deal".

ESPN Chief Executive Bill Simmons jumps on the Elibashing bandwagon, tweeting "sportsguy33: What, was 51-year-old Favre not available?" Soon, quarterback Cam Newton's name starts glowing and pulsing on the right side of the monitor he's the quarterback of your fantasy team and has driven his Carolina Panthers into scoring position.