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(31) A lorry can drive up to 600 miles on a single tank of fuel.

(32) Local officials can engage in price gouging to enrich themselves individually or conspire to drive up prices on property sales that pad government coffers.

(33) Biaode people prepare for, prevent its Biaodi only legally as collusive tendering, drive up prices and price analysis, the reasonableness of reference, can not be decided Feibiao direct basis.

(34) We drive up the long ramp and stop in front of the JAL check - in counter.

(35) Kissing can drive up levels of dopamine - associated with falling in love - and oxytocin - associated with feelings of attachment.

(36) You have to change down when you drive up a slope.

(37) Are buildings offering deals like living rent free for a couple of months in order to drive up demand?

(38) A relatively wealthy few drive up in cars or vans.

(39) 'We could have been in serious ?danger,' said Mr Kingdom. 'I got our people to safety and dashed back to my truck to drive up to the Two Gates lay-by on the Tiverton to Barnstaple road.

(40) ANNOUNCER: "They'll know you've arrived, when you drive up in the nineteen fifty-eight Edsel -- the car that's truly new, from nameplate to taillight."

(41) You have to drive up the mountain in low gear to get to our driveway, which is barely wide enough for one car and ends at a steep drop-off.

(42) However, the report optimistic expectations, excess liquidity will drive up the stock market.

(42) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

(43) High priced gasoline can help drive up the prices of products.

(44) Lie on his back next, and leg genuflect, coxal drive up, maintain a little while as far as possible, do 30 times.

(45) DRIVE up the leafy Leadership Trail in Milford, Ohio and you reach what appears from the outside to be a luxury ski lodge.

(46) That'll be 7.98. Please drive up to the window. Thank you.

(47) I will drive up to London to see a friend of mine.

(48) We drive up a hillside and finally stop on a high ridge.

(49) Advertisers competing for less inventory should drive up the prices.

(50) In India, the wedding season in mid-August is expected to drive up sales of gold, a fixture in dowry and gifts.

(51) A day, host burnishs stone again and again abluent, want again drive up its value.

(52) An empty cab drive up, and sarah berbnhardt get out.

(53) One worry is that Beijing's chokehold on exports could hurt foreign companies and drive up international prices.

(54) "As markets revive, fear of inflation will drive up interest rates, which will choke off recovery," he said.

(55) NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor George Soros on Tuesday predicted a "stop-go" economy for the United States, saying fears of inflation will drive up interest rates and choke off growth.

(56) Figure 1.4 is a typical RS-422 four-wire interface. Notice that five conductors are used. Each generator or driver can drive up to ten (10) receivers.