"I don't think there is a driver that's ever driven in this series that ain't trying to win".
And, to paraphrase an early gay icon, somewhere over that rainbow, there's a land where no gay teenager is ever driven to end their own life.
Besides empty rooms in houses, there are many examples of things we own that are underutilised and could be monetised: cars that are parked for longer than they're ever driven, power tools neglected until the annual DIY project comes round, forgotten suits at the back of wardrobes, broken mobile phones stuffed in drawers.
If Blair is ever driven from power by his enemies in the Labour Party and the media, I'm certain his successor whoever he might be will not have the guts to stick with Bush and America.
And the book provides plenty of insight to help navigate a world that is ever more driven by IT.In this section On your toes Ready, steady, go Caged lions ReprintsThe authors find many similarities between their subjects.
But Google insists its search rankings are only ever driven by a desire to make results useful.
g) Were you ever driven to drastically alter or compromise your plans, your perspective, your standards, or your commitments in the name of the larger mission and would you be willing to share examples?
And no drive home was ever so long when I thought about 10 hours in the car, alone, driving 650 miles away from my first born.
The tastes of a younger generation of viewers, a group more interested in visceral "realistic" programming than artificial jokes from fictional characters in ersatz living rooms, seem to be taking command of an industry that is more than ever driven by the need to cater to the tastes of young adults.
Mr Coupe said: "Our customers want us to offer more choice – and for that choice to be faster than ever, driven by the rise of mobile phone and digital technology.
