1) Let's drive down to the beach.

2) The corporate giants try to drive down wages in order to make superprofits.

3) We have to drive down costs.

4) We took a drive down to the ocean.

5) Drive down to where I am, then start reversing.

6) I'd love the drive down there.

7) On the drive down, he had given some thought to using her as a decoy.

8) I drive down the strip past the car dealerships and the drive-in motels with their dusty swimming pools out front.

9) Marshall, however, preferred to drive down to the office himself.

10) Why don't we take a drive down to the station to talk things out?

11) When I drive down the street, it kind of puts a smile on my face....

12) And the shift from bonds to stocks would drive down the price of bonds and raise interest rates.

13) He'd have plenty of time to drive down when the target vehicle came into sight.

14) Those that drive down usually congregate around two pubs near the ground.

15) A drive down Highway 880, past the Coliseum complex, reveals next to nothing new.

16) In July 1950 he asked her to drive down to Cambridgeshire and collect his son from boarding school.

17) To get to their house you drive down arterial roads lined with buildings that are neither warehouses nor shops.

18) It is difficult to drive down a steep downgrade.

19) Competition will drive down the price of consumer goods.

20) It felt good to drive down the middle of the road, hooting at every junction.

21) Al-Jadaa's business helps drive down unemployment in her economically depressed area.

22) She had meant to drive down to the quay and rejoin the yacht.

23) He had a punk haircut and used his right knee to drive down the middle of the road.

24) He had had a long day at the hospital and the drive down from London had not been easy.

25) Sandra, he thought wearily, as he began the curving drive down the east side of the lake.

26) Have a word with your Mazda dealer and take a test drive down memory lane.

27) Apart from protesting his innocence,(http:///drive down.html) Hebden had said nothing of importance since the drive down to London.

28) Ferreira had lost the previous point when Berger overruled a linesman's call of out on a Safin drive down the sideline.

29) In the 1960s planners even proposed to fill in the Grand Canal to allow motor cars to drive down it.

30) He says the goal is to stop naked shorting abusively to drive down a stock price.

1) Let's drive down to the beach.

2) The corporate giants try to drive down wages in order to make superprofits.

31) Let's get up bright and early and drive down to Devon.

32) Just for the hell of it, let's go drive down the canyon.

33) If announced forcefully enough, the ECB's monetary howitzer would almost certainly drive down yields even in Greece.

34) More competition should help to drive down exorbitant phone charges.

35) We stopped off at a roadside Akha village on the drive down to Chiang Mai,[http:///drive down.html] and I remembered one of the many legends from the Akha hill tribe about the origins of opium.

36) Every so often we drive down to Devon to visit my wife's parents.

37) That means that "bear raids" to drive down the share prices of these institutions can be self-validating.

38) Even when countries successfully drive down wages, which is now happening in all the euro-crisis countries, they run into another problem: incomes are falling, but debt is not.

39) The Trades Union Congress said: "We would be opposed. This is no more than an attempt to drive down the living standards for low-paid workers."

40) A drug already widely used in massive campaigns to help control two parasitic diseases, river blindness and elephantiasis, could also drive down malaria, a new study has found.

41) While agricultural economist Darrell Mark predicts herd sizes will increase later this year, he doesn't expect it to drive down costs at the meat counter for quite a while.