Sentence examples for apartment driving from inspiring English sources
Crashing at a friend's apartment, driving himself around, no publicist in tow.
Many of the young who thronged Senior's apartment, driving him next door to quarrel with Junior, would readily have dashed down the street to cash the checks for the frail old gentlemen.
She was only fifteen minutes from the apartment, driving at the posted forty-five miles per hour along a wooded, two-lane country road, when she saw a pale flash and felt a bump.
After 27 years, Jacobs was now free to "go on with his own life" which, at that time, meant "living in an apartment, driving a Ford Taurus," and a third marriage.
"Wealthy people are gobbling up apartments, driving rents and prices sky-high.
This buyout scheme based on myth cannot result in a glut of vacant apartments driving down prices when there is already an exponential supply-and-demand disparity.
It pointed to "the possibility of more funding for aid organizations, more jobs, longer stays in this fascinating, troubled place — in nice new apartments, driving those big, air-conditioned Land Rovers.
Condo Conversions Leave Tenants in the Middle The first big wave of condominium conversions in New York in 20 years is cutting into the supply of rental apartments, driving rents higher and ushering in a wrenching period of uncertainty for many tenants.
This translates into smaller staffs living in tiny apartments, driving older cars, eating in cheaper restaurants, and giving plenty of "thoughtful," less expensive gifts to our long-suffering spouses.
Anyone knowingly "concealing, harboring or shielding" an illegal immigrant could be charged with a crime, say for renting someone an apartment or driving her to church or the doctor.
After two hours in her company, first eating lunch at Diner beneath the Williamsburg Bridge near her Brooklyn apartment, then driving to the cemetery, I watched her leave additional money with the 40percenttipIp I had already left and listened to her bark instructions at her publicity agent via cell phone ("This is what I want....".) and at me ("Put your seat belt on!").
