Sentence examples for are driven on a from inspiring English sources

There was, for instance, the demolition extravaganza in which full-size buses are driven on a figure-eight course.

Herders combine macro-mobility (nomads move over long distances to track rainfall) and micro-mobility (nomadic and sedentary herds are driven on a daily basis around settlements) to optimize the exploitation of ecological heterogeneity.

For the city test, the cars are driven on an 11-mile, stop-and-go journey at an average speed of 20 miles per hour that lasts 31 minutes and includes 23 stops.

When cars like these are being driven on a large scale, the benefits will be substantial.

But just seeing these beasts in their "natural habitat" – being driven, on a road, not at a show stand – was thrill enough.

Toward the end of his life, his favorite thing was to be driven on a forty-minute circuit around the environs that his plays had turned into myth.

To really explore the potential of all this engineering, the car needs to be driven on a track, and that wasn't possible on this weekend.

For now, though, the cars are driven an average of 30 to 45 miles each day, about half the distance that they can be driven on a full charge.

As first mate on a circumnavigating sailboat, the Wanderlust, in 1980, I was at the helm in the middle of the night near Patras, Greece, when a gale arose and we were driven on a shoal.

In New Delhi, an explosion shook the car of an Israeli diplomat as it was driven on a tree-lined New Delhi street on Monday afternoon, near the Israeli embassy and ministerial bungalows.

And electric cars have typically been limited to a range of tens of miles as opposed to the hundreds of miles that can be driven on a tank of gas.