Sentence examples for decent driving from inspiring English sources

The next five minutes were spent trying to find a decent driving song.

Zipcar manages to find a way to rent to anybody with a decent driving record who is 21 or older and has been driving for at least a year.

A research team at Tokyo-based Waseda University has manufactured the ULV [JP], a one-person electric vehicle with a number of selling points: it's cheap, it's small and light (72.6kg), and it has a decent driving range (80km).

On the upside, the BlackBerry World conference seems to have done a decent enough job driving developers to BlackBerry 10 — the free hardware probably didn't hurt — and the company now reports that there are 80,000 BlackBerry apps floating around in their App World.

Yes, they all offered a decent snapshot of driving conditions with the flick of a finger.

They are experimenting with different approaches to see if they can find a balance: paying a decent wage without driving customers away.

Across Egypt and the Middle East, a somewhat nostalgic notion of a common Arab identity, intersecting with a visceral sense of what amounts to a decent life, is driving protests that have bound the region in a sense of a shared destiny.

"Ministers must also do more to provide decent alternatives to driving, such as better public transport and safer cycling".

He drew a decent lie after driving into the fescue, allowing him an easy layup, and his approach shot to the green — and maybe this was more skill than luck — found a backstop and trickled back down to six feet above the hole.

But because he simply calls his words a "clumsy error" and refuses to explore how they are actually part of his ongoing approach to world events, one in which some evil external force is always driving decent "little people" into horrible circumstances, I suspect that we have not heard the last of such claims about Jews from Mr. Stone.

The government is suspected of deceiving the nation over war with Iraq and of driving a decent man to suicide.