Sentence examples for bit of a driving from inspiring English sources
"I've been glad to have something big to focus on this year because my Paralympics didn't go too well and I've been able to use that as a bit of a driving force to push me harder this year".
Mr Kurnaz has become a bit of a celebrity, driving around Bremen in a sports car and no longer under round-the-clock surveillance.
"But I think you still need a little bit of driving, a couple of years, before you do F1.
Get a tow bar fitted Moneysupermarket's research also claims that having a tow bar could reduce your premium by 20% – presumably because the assumption is that you are probably not a boy racer and will be spending a fair bit of time driving at a moderate pace.
The following night, he finished fourth in the Sprint Cup Series at Daytona with a nifty bit of driving through a 19-car crash on the 148th lap.
These cars are already capable of doing a fair bit of autonomous driving.
The very first sequence shows Bond driving recklessly around a classic Italian hillside, firing guns and crashing, and Craig appears to be doing a fair bit of stunt driving himself.
The 25-year-old Scot, who sold his red Ferrari last year because he felt "a bit of a prat" when driving it, has been travelling to the All England Club each day for the past fortnight in a friend's Polo.
It may take quite a bit of driving — years' worth, if ever — for the added fuel economy of a diesel to recoup the extra initial cost of the diesel engine.
We got to Treviso on time, just, thanks to a bit of driving on the wrong side of the road in a traffic jam that wouldn't have looked out of place in the movie's escape scene in Turin.
