Best of all is "Sunday Drive", whose driving dramatic melody is reminiscent of The Motors' "Airport".
"So they look at whose driving a car and what part of town they're in.
Even for Mr. Eustis, whose driving vision appears at times to boil down to one word: more.
Croshere, whose driving dunk around Wallace had pulled Indiana to within a point, fouled out on the play.
In the other is Goydos, one of the game's shortest hitters, whose driving average is 48 yards shorter this week at 262.7.
The Animals, five-piece rock group from northeastern England whose driving sound influenced Bob Dylan's decision, in 1965, to begin working with musicians playing electric instruments.
Mr Walker, whose driving films attract hundreds of thousands of YouTube views, said the bridge provides the "perfect backdrop" for his videos.
The Serbian government, whose driving force is Mr. Milosevic, announced on Monday that it had ended its tank and artillery offensive against separatist guerrillas in Kosovo.
Also deported there this year was Liliana Cruz Mendez, a Falls Church woman whose driving offense was pardoned by Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D).
A peaceful, just, stable and sustainable international order cannot be ensured by the private sector, whose driving force is short-term profit.
Like the Dillards, who came to country rock from a bluegrass background, all three chose not to work as commercially as the Eagles, Ronstadt, or Poco, whose driving force, Richie Furay, was another former member of Buffalo Springfield.
