Sentence examples for times drive from inspiring English sources

His equation for success is: "talent times drive times opportunity".

"It is more prominent recently as economic times drive responders to look for ways to pay for their services," said Mr. Johnson, who just retired as chief of Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue in Aloha, Ore.

"The New York Times drive is concentrated in three months," said Philip Coltoff, executive director of the Children's Aid Society, one of the seven local charities supported by Neediest Cases Fund, "but it really takes care of need throughout 12 months".

It is known that self-reported/perceived waiting times drive actions like 'leaving without being seen' and decrease overall satisfaction [37].

But, as the editing process went along, we found the story of married couple Anne and Nigel Gigg was compelling enough to, at times, drive the narrative of the programme.

At all times drive at a safe speed.

(The New York Times) Driving This Weekend?

In the last year, he has done consulting work and even, at times, driven a limousine.

Arid times drove man's ancestors farther afield in search of water sources.

I think we're living through revolutionary times, driven principally by technology.

A volatile exchange rate, at times driven by speculation, can be a source of broader economic volatility.