Sentence examples for coast driving from inspiring English sources

Along the country's east coast, driving from the Arabian Sea to the Gulf of Oman, there are more camels than cars and more roadside stalls than shopping malls.

They spend their lives "half-assing" and "coasting," driving past "flatulent corridors of derelict foundries and abandoned railroad spurs" that look as if they'd been "sitting in a jar of formaldehyde".

Numbers told the story of Tropical Storm Irene's continuing impact on the New York region a week after it battered the East Coast with driving rain, floods and wild winds.

One is for regular accelerate and coast type driving.

Meanwhile, the 6th Division at Aitape and Wewak had lost 442 dead and 1,141 wounded while clearing the Japanese from the coast and driving them into the mountains, killing 9,000 and taking 269 prisoners.

Conventional wisdom holds that rising costs of everything from labor to land on the coasts are driving factories in labor-intensive consumer industries deep into the country's heartland, to provinces like Hunan, in pursuit of lower prices.

In total we would cover over 2,420 miles and travel through ten states, literally driving coast to coast.

Just don't call it a come back 'cause this lumberjack is going to show you what his wood-burning Dodge is made of by driving coast-to-coast.

In addition to the book release, Stiefvater is going on a nationwide book tour this summer driving coast-to-coast in her Camaro, which she appropriately named Loki.

Last heard from: Driving through driving rain en route to Astoria on the Oregon coast via Fish Brewing Company in Olympia.

The hot, dry Santa Ana winds have abated, but they have been replaced by winds from the coast that are driving the fire up the mountainsides into the damaged trees.