Sentence examples for being driven about from inspiring English sources
In 1961, after a lifetime of being driven about London, she returns from a performance of Beyond the Fringe.
One official said on Tuesday that Bradley fighting vehicles were being driven about 4,000 miles a year in Iraq, six times their normal mileage.
Mark Hastings, from the British Beer & Pub Association, added: "Way back in the early 1980s there was a huge customer storm being driven about the fact that people felt short-changed in pubs because they were serving 125ml.
The reference to the presidential candidate Michel Martelly being "driven about by people singing" in the eighth paragraph was incorrect and has been replaced by the phrase "driven out by Aristide supporters".
Ford's data shows that electric vehicles, including hybrids, are being driven about 203,000 miles every day in the United States, or more than 8500 miles every hour.
As an elderly widower, he enjoyed being driven about the countryside by his chauffeur.
The average cab in the city is driven about 64,000 miles a year.
The current motor can be driven about 180 revolutions per minute forward and about 100 r.p.m. backward.
The rotor sphere is magnetically suspended in all translational directions, and is driven about the vertical axis by a bearingless hysteresis motor.
By law slaughtered pigs may no longer be driven about on motor scooters, but they can still be seen riding bikes all over town.
