Sentence examples for be driven on a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

It is much better to be driven on a slow pitch than to pitch short when the ball sits up slowly, and easier to set fields to as well.

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.

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.

The coffin of six-time world motor-racing champion Geoff Duke will be driven on a lap of the Isle of Man TT course later, ahead of his funeral.

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

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

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

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.