Sentence examples for could drive on from inspiring English sources

I didn't see how someone like Andy could drive on a highway.

Drivers learned to figure out how far they could drive on a charge, overcoming what has been dubbed "range anxiety".

Ogwumike also found that she could drive on Griner at the basket, even though she was six inches shorter.

The could enjoy the holiday with family and friends, and motorists could drive on a parkway free of congestion.

The officer said Jones asked if he could drive on with the rest of his entourage because they were late.

In their yard were parked two Amphicars, novelty vehicles that could drive on land and in water, of which only about 3,800 were ever produced.

It became a frantic, hurly-burly contest in which both teams hurtled forward when they could, driven on by the prize at stake and the apparent fragility of the opposing defence.

"She wrote to Ford and said she wanted a car they could drive to church on Sunday and take animals to market on Monday," said Phil Newell of Portland, Ore., an Australian who imports old utes and muscle cars -- think "Mad Max" -- at www.AussieCarImports.com.com

He had friends in Dublin who usually had their Christmas dinner at four in the afternoon, so he could drive to the nursing home on Christmas morning and spend an hour or two with Josie and then return to Dublin.

Traffic flows more smoothly in the city than in Beijing, although Guangzhou still had to impose restrictions on who could drive, based on license plate numbers, during the Asian Games, which just ended.

In a series of measurements taken along the Olympic marathon route, carbon monoxide levels dropped an average of 40percentt after the city put in alternate-day driving restrictions in which motorists could drive only on odd or even days.