hard driving

Fleischer said he wanted to leave the hard-driving job before Bush's re - election campaign geared up.

His approach in the crisis has been that of a hard-driving chief executive, not a politician.

In the dozen years since he reclaimed the failing company, he has turned it into a hard- driving, cash-generating machine.

He works hard driving the gravel truck and sings weekends for a few dollars.

After an hour's hard driving , he stopped his car outside a hotel and went in to have a drink .

After all, pointers are full of energy and go-power, tireless as hard-driving hunting dogs.

There was a loud cheer that calmed me and then our rhythm section kicked off a hard-driving beat.

Always in motion, seemingly never tiring, he shows ease of movement rather than hard driving action.

As hard-driving in business as basketball, he was also the one they saw in person on promotional tours.

Nor has Mr Carey abandoned the hard-driving habits of the typical Chicago trader.

Of course, in the hard-driving, norm-busting world of hedge funds, there have been few rules to bank on.

Private equity investors are betting China's hard driving middle class can be convinced to relax and have a drink.

Don't inflate a tire when it is hot, as, for instance, after hard driving on the highway.

They will become the ruling elite of America, a prospect that now gives them spirit, that makes many of them optimistic and hard driving.

On my campus, I've seen all manner of students: the hard-driving pre-med, cramming for his final in organic chemistry;

Strong communication and coordination skills, proactive, hard driving for results;

Timber piles can not withstand hard driving stress;