Test-tube experiments showed the Iceland gene causes the body's production of leukotrienes to go into overdrive.

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Did your 240 sometimes not go into overdrive when you pushed the overdrive button?

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Those chemicals, which hover at cold-miser temperatures between minus 180 and minus 230 degrees Celsius, let the chip go into overdrive mode without overheating and breaking.

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For about one week of the year, New Orleans officials and businesses go into overdrive to rake in the dollars that come parading through town.

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The number of cars in the rich world will grow only slowly in the years ahead, but car ownership elsewhere is about to go into overdrive.

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Index buying will help the stock in coming months, but the whole sector will have to go into overdrive if Glencore is to trade significantly above its current price (defined as more than a 10% gain).

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While Andy Milligan, a partner at business consultancy, Caffeine, and author of football business book "Brand it Like Beckham, " said that club owners, the Glazers, may go into "overdrive" in the next 24 hours to reassure global stakeholders that the club's stability, on the pitch, is not at risk.

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