The phrase "a drive in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of drive, such as a drive in a vehicle or a drive in a particular context, like a computer or a game.
Example: "We took a drive in a convertible along the coast, enjoying the beautiful scenery."
Alternatives: "a ride in a" or "a journey in a".
While a couple of young women were out for a drive in a foreign car with the engine in its rear, the engine went dead.
They took a drive in a caravan of cars to a summer place owned by one Judge Sweeney, whose daughter went with a guy Walter knew.
The teacher who sparks the curiosity and instills a drive in a young person to learn must be appreciated and nurtured.
When a drive in a budding automaker's crucial new model leaves a newspaper reporter waiting for a tow truck, a report on the incident is bound to cause a stir.
The park has seven rides and attractions, giving little ones a chance to go for a drive in a variety of cute transport including Daddy Pig's car, Grandpa Pig's train and Peppa's big balloon.
Actually, the whole experience is not dissimilar to a drive in a tuk-tuk, since the audience tends to come and go randomly, with the ones behind yanking our seats back and forth to make their exit.
With local dining options limited to a drive-in, a steak joint (since closed) and a bowling alley grill, we cooked most of our meals and ate on a picnic table at the cottage.
9 P.M. (BBC America TOP GEAR Seasonn 17 revs up as Jeremy Clarkson celebrates the 50th birthday of the Jaguar E-Type (above, an assortment) with a drive in an $800,000 modern interpretation and a bash featuring live music, classic fighter planes and Royal Marines.
They were first spotted taking a drive in an SUV on Sunday, and then were seen cruising around in a Range Rover on Monday morning. .
A drive in any direction presents a variety of landscapes.
Being locked in a trunk, at a drive-in, brought back other drive-in memories.
