Sentence examples for deliberately driving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seaton said the authority had no evidence that operators were deliberately driving more slowly.

On Wednesday he was placed under detention there on suspicion of deliberately driving into the riders.

But central banks that cut short-term interest rates are not routinely accused of deliberately driving their currencies down.

The Turkish authorities are being accused of deliberately driving out the Roma in the name of town planning.

Many foreign officials and analysts have accused the Fed of deliberately driving down the dollar to give U.S. exporters a competitive advantage abroad.

But the defendants denied the existence of any plan to harm pedestrians and the driver of the Mazda, Beckford, denied deliberately driving into the victims.

They deliberately avoid driving at night, in poor road conditions or other risky situations and places such as wet roads, rush hours, heavy traffic, unfamiliar roads and localities, bad weather or damaged roads: these practices all contribute to a reduction in the annual mileage driven [27, 29, 30].

In an adjoining space a colorful 1995 Squeak Carnwath painting hangs within sight of a muscular abstract sculpture in blue-gray stoneware by Peter Voulkos and Garry Knox Bennett's pivotal 1979 work, "Nail Cabinet," an exquisite wood cabinet he deliberately vandalized by driving a nail into its front.

Mr Roques said Whittaker, who was disqualified from driving, deliberately mounted the pavement at more than 30mph.

But he did not know that Vettel was at the time driving deliberately slowly controlling the pace to look after his tyres.

Davies, though, argues that rugby union should take note of how rugby league polices tackles, where a clear distinction is made between upending an opponent in a tackle and deliberately 'spearing' or driving an opponent head-first into the turf.