drove's Usage Examples:

He drove a butter-coloured, gadget-festooned Alfa Romeo, and with his dandified presence he was anathema to the mafiosi of the old school ….

season for the White Sox, playing in 158 games, Lee drove in 113 RBI while homering 31 times and scoring 100 runs.

British infantry infiltrated across the ford and about 1:00"nbsp;pm drove the Boers out of Rosmead.

Yvon DuHamel, a top AMA road racer from Quebec, drove a Mercury prepared by Junie Donlavey and finished in tenth place in his only career Cup race.

The rocks were shivered, the earth was in a blaze; Odin"s son drove to Jötunheim.

Jeff Green drove the No.

and it went down to the last ball as Gordon Greenidge drove Imran Khan imperiously to the cover boundary with three needed.

2000In 2000, Lazier first drove the No.

There drovers, packmen and other travellers called in for a drink and to stay the night.

Its name draws its origin from a sound instrument used by the drovers that would tend their flocks of sheep in that region, an instrument called.

As the two drove into turn one, Pruett moved down low, and Montoya did not back off, spinning Pruett and forcing many drivers into the grass.

Scott then drove the Rover for the last time to a point 300"nbsp;ft (90 m) from the LM so that it could observe the liftoff.

On July 10, 1836, the Philadelphia-based Norris Locomotive Works drove a 4-2-0 locomotive up the Incline, making it the first steam locomotive to climb an ascending grade while pulling a load.

Synonyms:

horde, crowd, swarm,

Antonyms:

flora, undercharge,