Sentence examples for words to drive from inspiring English sources
"The rhythm of the words and the language," agrees Garvey, "the choice of specific words to drive the line".
He jabs the air, punches up words to drive home a point and gets laughs with self-deprecating references to his Boston accent.
German politicians talk about "leading from the centre", in other words, to drive policy but to do so by seeking to find a European consensus.
General Harris's role will be, in Mr. Klein's words, to "drive change through the system," a none-too-easy task in a system with 1,200 schools, 80,000 teachers and a change-resistant culture.
Ideal conditions, in other words, to drive 300 miles from New York City to Maine in the XV Crosstrek, Subaru's downsized complement to the long-running, hot-selling station wagon in a snow suit, the Outback.
I will do my best in the next few hundred words to drive a stake through its heart.
As with any messaging app, just.me's usefulness is commensurate with the number of friends fully on board with the service so getting the word out to drive app downloads is now priority number one for its founders.
The words seem only to drive Ms. O'Day to food with more gusto.
But Michels, a child of atheists who says "faith was my family's 'f-word,' " had potential to drive the narrative harder, too.
According to an impeccable source (my pocket-size Collins Gem Latin-English dictionary), ago, the root of the word agency, means to drive, lead, plunder, push forward, put forth, do, act, perform, manage, wage etc.
"This Is It," which opened in 10 more countries on Thursday, will rely on strong word of mouth to drive big results for the weekend; encouraging the studio are upbeat reviews and an "A" grade from CinemaScore, the company that surveys moviegoer reactions.
