Sentence examples for chance driving from inspiring English sources
The phrase "chance driving" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to the situation of someone driving a vehicle without any knowledge of the path or destination, usually with the intention of exploring or simply enjoying the journey. For example: On the weekend, he escaped the hustle and bustle of the city with a relaxing chance driving session in the countryside.
A 40-mile trip to the airport, however, used up more than 50 miles of battery capacity — leaving too little predicted range to chance driving back home.
Downing had set up the chance, driving into the penalty area from the right, before playing the ball into Suárez's path in the centre.
Trying to halt the implosion, Bryant had one final chance, driving from the top of the key to the baseline, putting up a floating 5-footer, which the long-armed Deng, closing fast again, blocked.
If the draw, after Williams's removal, was certainly favourable, Konta made the most of her chance, driving through four further rounds before finally being knocked out by Angelique Kerber of Germany in Thursday's semi-final, the first British woman to reach the last four of a Grand Slam in more than 30 years.
With about a few miles to go we still had around 44 miles of range left and there was a temptation to chance driving on to Enniskillen, our next charge point of call.
I wore my Merrill's as far as the lawyer's parking lot, not wanting to chance driving in heels.
Does counterinsurgency still offer the best chance for driving back the Taliban?
It will have a better chance of driving the economy forwards rather than investing into small bits and pieces like road repair or anything else.
If Labour is going to have any chance of driving economic recovery after 2015, it cannot allow itself to be locked into a failed Tory austerity programme.
If capitalism stands any real chance of driving peace, then it needs to discover more cooperative, less combative, models of growth.
For the paradox is that without the Islamists, the alliance he leads of Malay modernisers, Indians and secular Chinese has little chance of driving the ruling United Malays National Organisation UMNOO) from power.
