Sentence examples for drive a fleet from inspiring English sources
In Huntsville, Alabama, people lined up to drive a fleet of Nissan Leafs.
At Google's Mountain View headquarters, a handful of employees drive to work in Tesla Roadsters, and more drive a fleet of modified Priuses that Google owns.
But raise my rent, look here -- there was a loophole large enough to drive a fleet of Brink's trucks through.
He dispatched and drove a fleet of DeSotos and Studebakers.
Led by Andrews, a sort of real-life Indiana Jones who would later rise to enormous worldwide fame (and the directorship of the museum), the searchers drove a fleet of wobbly old Dodges into the desert, arriving at the Flaming Cliffs, about 20km east of the Three Camel Lodge.
Representatives and associates of America's Big Three carmakers GM, Ford and Chrysler will drive a small fleet of fuel-efficient vehicles from Detroit to show Congress how the industry is greening.
The plotting isn't perfect – there are places you could drive a whole fleet of 18-wheelers through its holes – but one can follow it, which means the horror descends gradually and engulfs the viewer, rather than coming down like a tonne of bricks a handful of times before being lifted again.
In the week that followed, I watched as members of the order drove a makeshift fleet of rickshaws around Calcutta's streets, returning with ever more people in acute states of distress and neglect, some of them hours from death.
Her feathery lines wafted upward on Mr. Eguchi's tremulous zephyrs during the opening bars, then the two emphatically drove through a fleet, clean finale.
The average order value on Net-a- porter is £500, with pieces shipping the same day in Net-a-porter vans driven by a fleet of men hired in part for their manners.
The expedition reached the Gulf of Saint Lawrence without incident, but foggy conditions, tricky currents, and strong winds combined to drive the fleet toward the northern shore of the Saint Lawrence near a place now called Pointe-aux-Anglais, where the ships were wrecked.
