The phrase "a pleasant drive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a driving experience that is enjoyable or enjoyable in nature.
Example: "The scenic route through the mountains made for a pleasant drive on a sunny afternoon."
Alternatives: "an enjoyable drive" or "a delightful drive".
Now, aficionados who acquired a taste for the food in, say, Lower Manhattan can satisfy their craving at the end of a pleasant drive north of the county line.
It is a pleasant drive after the soulless surroundings of the Securitas depot, an anonymous brown, single storey building on an industrial estate peppered with security cameras and surrounded by 10ft spiked metal gates.
It sounds like a pleasant drive across New Jersey: from Milford in the Delaware River valley, to the hills erupting outside Lambertville, to the scenic fringes of Princeton, through industrial parks near East Brunswick, to the shore in Manasquan.
It's a pleasant drive until the last 14 miles, from Jamesburg, where you can leave your car at a property of the center -- at the end of the paved road.
The testing finished up with a pleasant drive in the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO – I think SHO stands for SOOOO HOT! Click through for pics and videos of all the tests including a Taurus vs 110 lb.
He puts on the car radio, she switches it back, he switches it back and seconds later it's just full-out war -- to the point where a pleasant drive west turns into Adam doing a U-turn on the freeway, dropping off his family...and through the process feeling like he's a piece of s**t and needs to kill himself.
Showing admirable restraint, the Afghan taxi drivers did not rob us, other than by charging $150 for the drive to Kabul (a pleasant ride through an arid landscape of blown-up buildings, blown-up tanks, blown-up bridges and minefields waiting to blow up anything still intact).
Heckscher Museum of Art From the Nassau County Museum, it is a short, pleasant drive along Route 25A to the Heckscher Museum of Art, where "The Unexpected: Artists' Ceramics of the 20th Century" is on view.
After a long, pleasant, drive from the airport, the land, at first lush and fertile tapered off to chalk-white scree cliffs and valleys.
It had been a brief but pleasant drive, curving through green pastures and past old farmhouses.
All are within a half-hour's pleasant drive of Northampton, the valley's lively epicenter.
