drives

"Crassus had wealth and wit, but Pompey had drive and Caesar as much again."

""The office manager was known for the drives she initiated each month to finish projects before the deadline." "

"The ranchers organized seasonal cattle drives to move their herds to better grazing lands. "

"The army's relentless drives across the desert were crucial to capturing the enemy's main supply depot. "

"Some old model trains have clockwork drives."

"It was a long drive."

"The mansion had a long, tree-lined drive."

"Beverly Hills’ most famous street is Rodeo Drive."

""The old mansion had long, winding drives perfect for a leisurely afternoon." "

"His strong drive to succeed in school motivated him to study hard. "

""My computer has two drives: one for the main hard disk and another for reading DVDs." "

"I keep all my school projects on external drives. "

""Her drives off the tee were consistently long and straight." "

""The golfer practiced his drives at the driving range, hoping to get more distance with a flatter trajectory." "

"He scored many runs with his powerful drives through the offside. "

"The quarterback delivered several accurate drives downfield, leading the team to victory. "

"After a strong defensive stand, the football team put together a long drive, culminating in a touchdown. "

"a whist drive; a beetle drive"

"The store's back-to-school drives always offer big discounts on notebooks and pens. "

"The jeweler examined the drives on the antique silver spoon, searching for the maker's mark. "

"After the spring thaw, the lumberjacks released the drives down the river, hoping to get the logs to the sawmill before summer. "

"You drive nails into wood with a hammer."

"The desire to succeed drives her to study hard every night. "

"The strong wind drives the rain against the window. "

"The strict teacher drives her students to work harder by assigning extra homework and threatening failing grades. "

"to drive twenty thousand head of cattle from Texas to the Kansas railheads; to drive sheep out of a field"

"The farmer drives his horse-drawn cart to the market every Saturday. "

"The beaters drove the brambles, causing a great rush of rabbits and other creatures."

"You drive nails into wood with a hammer."

"The pistons drive the crankshaft."

"drive a car"

"What drives a person to run a marathon?"

"Their debts finally drove them to sell the business."

"This constant complaining is going to drive me to insanity.   You are driving me crazy!"

"The golfer drives the ball far down the fairway. "

"I drive to work every day."

"My wife drove me to the airport."

"The strong wind drives the rain against the window. "

"The strong wind drives the sailboat across the lake. "

"The coach's encouragement drives the team to practice harder. "

"The desire to succeed drives her to study hard every night. "

"The heavy rain drove the debris from the schoolyard. "

"The miners drives a tunnel through the mountain in search of gold. "

"The football team drives down the field, hoping to score a touchdown before halftime. "

"Because the tenant failed to pay for three months, the landlord drives the tenant's possessions to cover the unpaid rent. "

"The machine drives the fluff and dust away from the wool, leaving only the clean fibers. "