Sentence examples for adventure driving from inspiring English sources

And so Foote's drive to work is a daily adventure, driving at speed to a detailed but flexible system across the assault course of railway crossings, changing the route according to which train is late or on time, which crossing shut and which open.

We all introduced ourselves, revved our engines and set off for our great Lawrence of Arabia adventure, driving east across the Sahara through the remotest parts of the country, something we could only do with the help of detailed maps, GPS satellite navigation, and Hassan, a fantastic local guide.

Last week, my mom and I had a little adventure, driving all around the South to see some colleges I was interested in.

After some research, we looked west to Belize's interior and eventually embarked on one of our most memorable adventures, driving three hours from Belize City's International Airport to a 7,200 acre private reserve in the Mountain Pine Ridge area of the Cayo District, not far from the Guatemalan border.

Tourism is an important portion of the service sector; adventure tours, driving tours, sportfishing, hunting, and such natural phenomena as the aurora borealis and long summer days attract visitors from other parts of Canada, Japan, and the United States.

Round off the adventure by driving along the coast to West Bexington – a road of twists and turns and glorious vistas, and enjoy afternoon tea in the garden of the Manor Hotel (manorhoteldorset.com).

Dash cams, security cams, adventure cams, driving cams — these are just early examples of devices that have specific applications, cameras that could become much more powerful in the future.

Not that shuffling through Crown Casino, avoiding the pokies and cash machines that dot the joint like wild mushrooms, offers quite the same adventure as driving into a small English country town and fine dining in a gorgeous heritage building.

In 1925, the Russian Constructivist Konstantin Melnikov came up with a remarkable scheme to put a huge parking garage over the Seine; the same year Frank Lloyd Wright designed something he called the Gordon Strong Automobile Objective and Planetarium, a spiral structure intended to be an adventure in driving as well as a place to park.

James Brooke made an adventure of driving there from Christchurch in "A Long Journey Rewarded" (Dec. 22, 2002), and Jessica Adler found a place nearby to go canyoning, a cliff descent that includes swimming (see "Bungee Jumping Is So Yesterday," Dec. 22, 2002).

Released in the midst of a major seventies revival, Activision's stylish driving adventure was a spot-on pastiche of that era's cop shows, road movies and paranoid thrillers.