1.   A drive in a limousine is passed by silent vote.

2.   Eventually, I got a job as bank clerk in London when the banks went on a recruiting drive in Ireland.

3.   He took us for a drive in his new car.

4.   The act of physically putting the drive in the computer is relatively easy.

5.   The Green Party has little financial backing and is using its scarce resources to mount ballot-petition drives in selected states.

6.   The long drive in an ancient car must have been very trying.

7.   We took a pleasant drive in the country.

8.   The group was able to boast an excellent increase in membership numbers helped by a recruitment drive in the form of a Salon Culinaire.

9.   The problem with any efficiency drive in government is that what some people regard as a mere means to an end, others regard as an end in itself.