Sentence examples for came of driving from inspiring English sources

By the time I came of driving age, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 had banned discrimination in public accommodations.

Just in case you're just coming of driving age though, here is a nice walk-through on hard-wiring your iPod, or any PMP, to your car's OEM head-unit.

Two of Carter's baskets came on driving layups while he shifted in the air and drew fouls.

I didn't see the point in wasting time when it came to driving my mother out of her head.

In high school, Alan watched his friends come of age, driving around town with their new licenses, earning some extra cash from their summer jobs at the mall.

Nothing good can come of Max and Leo driving off into the night, especially when they panic after being pulled over by the police.

A high-school boy in Nevada, the president had said, "watched his friends come of age, driving around with their new licenses, earning some extra cash from their summer jobs at the mall".

Just when we thought we had seen everything when it comes to studies of driving, along comes the Web site Fairwarning.org with a report that says red states (Republican) have more fatal traffic accidents than do blue states (Democratic).

Narrow streets from before the car came of age make driving a nightmare.

But Leake had some misgivings, too, an indication of just how close the sport had come to driving away some of its loyalists with what would have been the ninth work stoppage in the last 30 years.

"When it comes to driving safely, one of the most effective ways to protect yourself and your family is to use a seat belt," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement released along with the annual report.