Sentence examples for close to driving from inspiring English sources
However, the points kept coming, Goode adding a drop goal after the Wasps pack had come close to driving home a scrum.
Before Mickelson reached his ball, a cart carrying television staffers came close to driving over it, and a man with a credential around his neck almost stepped on it.
Resistance is provided by spring tension, so I'm guessing this feels pretty close to driving on a real road.
Yet the same stimulus earned an 8.9 from a female who said the pain came close to driving her out of the study.
My two teenage children, in the target market, did no better, a result that left my ego satisfied but hardly calmed my fears as they inch closer to driving themselves.
While waits to clear security were generally short, they have added a layer of unpredictability, and he wrote in an e-mail newsletter, "Having to add an extra hour of preflight time to a one-hour airline trip starts to push door-to-door time for these 200-300-mile trips much closer to driving time".
Its position will be bolstered by a surging economy that is generating trade surpluses with China for several Asian countries, in contrast to the record trade deficit between China and America that is fuelling so much of American public fear of a looming China threat.Farther afield, China came close last year to driving a wedge between America and the European Union.
As disclaimers go, "Even if this book is harmless to use, the author and the publisher takes no responsibility for the outcome" is simultaneously so comprehensive and so vague as to strike an immediate note of unease – and the injunction never to read this book "close to someone driving any type of vehicle" only increases the reader's sense of impending peril.
Because the maximum wave propagation speed is very close to the driving speed of trains, improving the utilization rate of wave speed for existing railways is imperative.
It is very important not to artificially control rising prices because a $3 or $4 per gallon cost of gasoline at the pump will change peoples decisions about things like living closer to work, driving a smaller car and taking a few less joy rides.
But other driving schools suggest the deciding factor is examiners' willingness to work overtime and how close to a driving school he or she lives.
