She's the most driven, motivating, and supportive person I know.
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"He's the most focused, the most driven of us all," Mr. McMillan said.
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Certainly, equaling Jose's successes would have proved a challenge for the most driven of sons.
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But the wealthy gained the most, driven largely by gains in the stock market and asset values.
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It's finding a place to celebrate that in the world that he is most driven by, I think.
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Listening to Mr Obama speak, it sounds like he is most driven by storytelling and abstract argument, rather than partisan politicking.
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"He's the hardest working person I've ever met in my life, the most enterprising, most driven," the insider explains of West, 39.
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It doesn't take a Brostradamus to predict that, even for the most driven bros, there is some stuff you can't brazen out.
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And with a new feature called Regular Routes that memorizes your most-driven destinations, Volkswagen's nav units move one step closer to that dream.
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Always the life of the party, her smile can light up any room, and she is one of my most driven, loyal and fun friends.
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On April 18, the lord of the underworld, Pluto stations retrograde in grounded Earth sign Capricorn, one of the most driven, industrious signs in the zodiac.
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Warrior Mars enters Capricorn, one of the most driven and lusty signs in the zodiac, on September 27, again igniting the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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Some of the most driven, self-controlled and self-motivated people I know feel hopelessly trapped in obese bodies despite years of actively and aggressively struggling with their weight.
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They were three of the warmest, kindest, most driven and outgoing people that you could ever meet and the world has lost a good deal of light with their passing.
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Thousands of Egyptians, most driven by a lack of jobs, have sought work in Libya since 2011, risking their lives in a country where Islamist militants and militias largely rule.
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The Treasury yield is the one most driven by Fed policy, and it was higher at 2.52 percent, but the 10-year, reflecting the longer-term outlook, slipped to 29 percent.
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The way it was victimized is that the smartest, most driven, most talented people were able to take those values and use them to their own advantage at the expense of the common good.
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He called Ms. Pelosi one of the most driven and effective politicians ever, as evidenced by her ability to influence policy from the minority, including her impact on the compromise budget deal Congress passed last month.
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" Protracted visa delays and "harsh rhetoric against most immigrants," Reif added, are sending a message that "the U.S. is closing the door — that we no longer seek to be a magnet for the world's most driven and creative individuals.
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Together, such actions and policies have turned the volume all the way up on the message that the US is closing the door – that we no longer seek to be a magnet for the world's most driven and creative individuals.
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Capricorn is one of the most driven signs in the zodiac, but this sign also knows that the key to success is time—you can't rush things, you can't overwork yourself, and you can't expect stuff to happen over night.
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Bring in the best, brightest, and most driven from around the world; educate them or their children at its universities; then watch them start companies, succeed wildly, give back to their alma maters, and recruit new talent as the virtuous cycle began again.
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The president's taste for the other and the new was so established that the most driven among them knew that all they had to do was wait for an opening, or shrewdly create one—a weakened staffer, a particularly demoralizing news cycle—and they could worm their way back in.
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On College Football Urban Meyer has traveled quite a road in the last four months — from August, when he was suspended for mishandling allegations of domestic assault lodged against a longtime assistant, to Tuesday, when one of the most driven and accomplished college football coaches of his generation announced his retirement.
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While researching for my book, "Quitterproof: The 5 Beliefs of Highly Successful People," I found that some of the wealthiest and most driven individuals developed the critical soft skills that got them to where they are today by working not-so-glamorous jobs (some of which had very little to do with the industry they're currently in).
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With so good a master, Abraham Peyrenc as well made his way. He became one of the most driven bankers of the capital. As early as 1719, his fortune was made and he could retire from business and enter into government. In 1720 he purchased the post of secretary to the King and was given Nobility.
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On average, the most driven-on portion of SR-68 is between I-215 and 5400 South, with 66,635 cars-per-day traveling between these two points in 2007. The lowest traffic is recorded at the beginning point of the route through Elberta, with an average of 1,120 cars per day. Traffic along SR-68 in Elberta has increased 135 percent, and the segment between I-215 and 5400 West has increased 13 percent since 1998.
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In 1951, Greenaway stepped down as director of the Pratt Library to begin his position as head of Philadelphia's Free Library. It was during this era (until his 1969 retirement from both the Free Library and the bulk of his library career) that Greenaway's life was perhaps most driven and interesting. The political climate during his time in Philadelphia forced him to confront issues of race, political motivations, library funding and information freedom. Greenaway pushed to expand library systems in many ways.
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It is the most popular and most driven route in the township of Eersterust, Gauteng. The route is divided into three roads, which all intersect at various locations of Eersterust. This three roads are known as Hans Coverdale Road North, Hans Coverdale Road West and Hans Coverdale Road East. The naming of these routes is not quite known, as the names all start with Hans Coverdale, which could be a person who had lived in Eersterust or who had inspired the people of Eersterust, or who inspired the person who named these roads.
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However, the 1961 film of West Side Story was extremely successful. Laurents and Sondheim teamed up again for Gypsy (1959, 702 performances), with Jule Styne providing the music for a backstage story about the most driven stage mother of all-time, stripper Gypsy Rose Lee's mother Rose. The original production ran for 702 performances, and was given four subsequent revivals, with Angela Lansbury, Tyne Daly, Bernadette Peters and Patti LuPone later tackling the role made famous by Ethel Merman. Although directors and choreographers have had a major influence on musical theatre style since at least the 19th century,W.
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Major General Adolphus Greely, leader of the ill fated Lady Franklin Bay Expedition from 1881 to 1884, noted that no Arctic expert questioned that Peary courageously risked his life traveling hundreds of miles from land, and that he reached regions adjacent to the pole. After initial acceptance of Peary's claim, he later came to doubt Peary's having reached 90°. In his book Ninety Degrees North, polar historian Fergus Fleming describes Peary as "undoubtedly the most driven, possibly the most successful and probably the most unpleasant man in the annals of polar exploration". In 1932, and expedition was made by Robert Bartlett and Peary's daughter, Marie Ahnighito Peary Stafford on the Effie M. Morrissey to erect a monument to Peary at Cape York, Greenland.
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A strong, versatile and consistent old-fashioned centre-back, who was known in particular for his work-rate, stamina, loyalty, leadership and commitment, as well as his courageous, no-nonsense and hard- tackling playing style, Carragher was gifted with organisational ability, intelligence, concentration, and tactical awareness, which enabled him to excel at reading the game, chase down opponents, and produce last-ditch tackles. Former teammate Jamie Redknapp described him as "ultra competitive and probably the most driven footballer I have ever met". Carragher was named by Didier Drogba as the toughest opponent he had ever played against with the Ivorian describing him as an aggressive but fair defender. In addition to his defensive skills, Carragher was also known for his longevity.
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