The phrase "as if driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of acting or behaving that resembles the actions or feelings experienced while driving.
Example: "She navigated the crowded room as if driving through heavy traffic, carefully avoiding obstacles and distractions."
Alternatives: "like one is driving" or "as though behind the wheel".
Mr. Connery goes through the movie as if driving in second gear.
Sometimes, it seems as if driving in it is as much fun as swinging a pickax in a diamond mine.
No statue drags this Don to hell; Leporello (Mr. D'Arcangelo) knifes his master as if driving a stake through a vampire's heart.
Regarding missed lane departure episodes, drivers were found to react later and spend more time out of the driving lane when compared to properly warned lane departures, as if driving without assistance.
In the book's first story, "Tenderfoot," an art historian, newly arrived in town, spies from his third-floor bathroom on a pedicure parlor (he is interested in its widowed owner): "One dark afternoon Bobby saw the red-cheeked chemistry professor and his wife side by side on the chairs as if driving to the movies".
A few weeks ago, as if driving home the point, Brett Yormark, the Nets' chief executive officer, made a request to N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern for Brooklyn's first home game in a major professional league since the Dodgers left in 1957: Give us the Knicks.
The driver sometimes speaks little English and drives as if he is driving a truck on a back road somewhere.
You can't feel as if you're driving a sporting vehicle if your hindquarters aren't engaged with what's going on at the road surface.
"I drive my bike as if I were driving a car, and I have very few problems now," he says.
Music critic William Ruhlmann describes "Purple Haze" as having "relentlessly driving, if relatively slow-paced underlying music, which provides a good platform for some of Hendrix's inventive guitar playing".
One sign that the world is improving is that hybrid vehicles such as the Escape don't feel like a chore, or as if you're driving them because you would feel more guilty if you bought a 12-cylinder Mercedes from DaimlerChrysler.
