Sentence examples for winning driving from inspiring English sources

For the drivers' championship it means the winning driving trio have gone top of the table ahead of the German marque's sister drivers, Allan McNish and Tom Kristensen who finished third at Silverstone, by just 4.5 points.

The council also favors "graduated licensing," in which new drivers gradually win driving privileges.

He plays to win, driving a wedge into opponents and stomping them by guile, hard work and force.

Together with the support of coalition forces, local Iraqi Sunni leaders fought al-Qaida and won, driving them out of the country or into hiding.

It was also his second victory in Barcelona, where he won driving a Renault in 2006, and his third in Spain, after he won the European Grand Prix in Valencia last year, when he started 11th on the grid.

Audi's double Le Mans-winning driving team of André Lotterer, Benoît Tréluyer and Marcel Fässler took victory at the Six Hours of Silverstone, the fourth round of the World Endurance Championship, after a hard fought battle with the Toyota entry which finished in second place on the new car's second ever competitive outing.

It has taken some time but, finally, there is the sense that the old Chelsea are back: winning matches, driving Arsène Wenger close to the point of spontaneous combustion and with Diego Costa showing all his various faces, good and bad, attractive and appalling.

Jann has been in training at Silverstone as a prize for winning a driving game contest over the summer.

"When we found out that Obama won, everyone driving these donkeys, everyone was jumping up and down," he said.

Johnson won three driving championships before he was 20. "I could think of a lot worse guys to be compared to," Johnson said.

Otherwise the financing of the large prospective deficits will cause a competition between government and business for available funds, which the government will win, thus driving up interest rates.