“They live together, train together and then fly or drive to fires all over the country.”

“We just didn't take care of some drives when we needed to.”

“Political factors are helping drive oil at the moment. I'm definitely bullish in this market.”

“He's got plenty of time to drive it, plus 10 minutes or so to spare.”

“Officers drive by that park constantly, since it's right up from the precinct.”

“This will further strengthen the Ford brand by enabling us to drive more showroom traffic.”

“We are supportive of the efforts of the business community to drive forward toward a community college.”

“He definitely aspires to a much grander role for himself, ... a hard, driving ambition.”

“We're pleased to be a driving force in this team effort to develop zero-emissions transportation.”

“People are essentially losing their temper for things that have nothing to do with the act of driving.”