Sentence examples for avoiding driving on from inspiring English sources

In a recent study using a national survey, Naumann et al. ([2011]) found the same trend among younger and older drivers with similar proportions for avoiding driving at night (50% for older drivers versus 23% for younger drivers), but slightly higher estimates for avoiding driving on high speed roads (29% for older drivers versus 17% for younger drivers).

This mainly means training yourself to fight the temptations of pornography but it can also mean not going to movies or avoiding driving on certain parts of the highways.

His one request was to avoid driving on this one day.

If at all possible, avoid driving on windy days, especially if you're taking a long drive on the highway.

Other drivers may be distracted, rushed, on unfamiliar roads or drunk; especially avoid driving on New Year's Eve.

One does not have to observe every kosher dietary law, or avoid driving on Sabbath, or attend every Friday night and Saturday morning service to feel welcome.

In Brooklyn, the undocumented immigrants who insist on driving must avoid driving on the service lane of the overpass on Atlantic Avenue, between Eastern Parkway and Pennsylvania Avenue (dubbed "Expressway to Lagos and Accra"), where N.Y.P.D. officers mount roadblocks.

But remember there may be only about four hours of daylight in the winter months, so you may choose to avoid driving on the area's small, narrow and sometimes icy roads, as Ms. Ireland described them.

He said he would not want to commute himself but would use a high-speed link to visit friends and avoid driving on congested roads around London.

After he had a panic attack on a freeway, he decided to avoid driving on the freeway -- a tough stand to take in Los Angeles.

Try to avoid driving on private property unless you have permission.