Sentence examples for word driving from inspiring English sources

This nightmare vision has rattled investors around the word, driving the gold price ever higher.

DIVERSITY is the operative word driving the expansion plans of the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts.

It has so many smart aids that using the word "driving" feels like an overstatement for the basic activity of clinging to the steering wheel.

The anthology makes it clear that such pointed poetry is being written and performed here and now: "rap has lead a renaissance of the word, driving a return to poetry in public life," write the editors in the introduction.

Among dedicated audio access platforms, Apple's iTunes and its Podcast App dominate in spoken word, driving more than 60percentt of listening in the podcast niche.

In other words, driving requires improvisation and creative flouting of the law — which is also a pretty apt description of the average citizen's technique for maneuvering through the warp-speed transitions of Chinese society.

Automakers seem to have embraced that generation's love of all things smartphone and are doing everything they can to integrate mobile technology with actual mobility – in other words, driving.

And for a while it was Ceefax fever out there, the miracle of man-made electric TV-words driving a nationwide upgrading of TV sets along the lines of the recent flat-screen rush.

To analyze the trends we look at the words driving the movement across years using word shift Figures in S7 Appendix.

But on June 17, the 21-year-old apparently acted on those words, driving two hours to the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal (AME Churchh, sitting quietly during Bible study, and then unloading his Glock into the crowd.

Volkswagen had "fahrvergnügen"; Mazda's word for driving fun is "toitsukan," a feeling of oneness between car and driver.