Sentence examples for time was driving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bryson was on personal time, was driving his own car, and was not accompanied by any security detail, she said.

Mr. Beazley, 17 at the time, was driving around with two friends, a pistol and a sawed-off shotgun when they spotted Mr. Luttig driving a Mercedes and followed him to his home.

Microsoft at the time was driving hard with its Windows Mobile platform, which was attracting a growing number of handset makers, leaving Nokia, Microsoft, Palm and BlackBerry maker RIM as the key platforms in the market.

Luke McCormick, who was playing for Plymouth Argyle at the time, was "driving like an idiot" at around 90mph on the M6 in Staffordshire as he returned from a team-mate's wedding, Stoke-on-Trent crown court was told.

We talked about this.' " Cooke by that time was driving a new Mercedes and with Bortner had distanced himself from his personal documentarian — though not before Shopkorn recorded his choreographed declaration for the N.B.A. draft at Junior's restaurant in downtown Brooklyn.

"Having the right vehicles at the right price, at the right time, is driving our sales success this month and this year," says Jim O'Sullivan, president and CEO of Mazda North America Operations.

Wall Street firms looking to make things easier for employees and save money, especially in these tight times, are driving some of the early tests.

Increasing volumes of data and improved techniques to hold, merge and act upon that data in real-time is driving personalisation via the more traditional marketing levers: price, promotions, product and place.

This approach allowed us to understand how particular fates or removal times were driving the observed interactions.

At the time, Wilson was driving eighteen-wheelers and Buckner was living in Boise.

"Every time I was driving to the basket there was a man there".