Sentence examples for college driving from inspiring English sources

Hastert grew up riding in trucks, loading and unloading them, and, in high school and college, driving them.

Shaun Alexander dawdled through college, driving a new car every year and winning friends by giving parties where the liquor flowed freely.

Life in the Pleasure Palace Upper West Side, Manhattan I've always had a plan for life after college: driving away, the campus fading from sight, I would put on Abbey Road and skip to "You Never Give Me Your Money".

It was only later, he said (after college, driving around while "Appetite for Destruction," the first Guns N' Roses album, played on the car stereo) that he understood how cooking could be a calling.

Each traveler received a kit containing folders for each college with driving directions, admissions building map, pertinent college data, areas of academic excellence, bios of each teacher who had agreed to meet with Teke, and, natch, the Starbucks map.

The very notion of free, high-quality courses has some prognosticators pronouncing MOOCs as a game changer that will drive down the cost of college while driving up student learning.

College sports' driving force, it seems clear, is money; academic values are secondary.

The Flamingo Inn in Daytona Beach is counting on the college crowd driving from across the country.

ROAD TRIP -- The MTV celebrity Tom Green in a comedy about college boys driving from New York to Texas.

Others had darker suspicions about just what a bunch of college kids driving around in vans painted with the logo of the University of Wisconsin were really up to.

He put himself through Manhattan College by driving a taxi on weekends and a school bus for the Riverdale Country Day School on weekdays.