The phrase 'drive a lorry' is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example sentence: "I have always wanted to drive a lorry around the countryside."
He eventually agreed to drive a lorry.
I'm afraid I should not have been competent to drive a lorry – or even a train".
I can only tell you this, I could drive a lorry when I was 14," he says with gusto.
When I'm not with Franko I drive a lorry, delivering beer to pubs and clubs, and I do freelance scarification.
Its story isn't as satisfyingly shaped as that of "Beauty Queen"; there are plot holes you could drive a lorry through.
Trabelsi later admitted planning an attack, saying that he intended to drive a lorry full of explosives into the base's canteen, where up to 110 servicemen and women eat each day.
The French government declared a national state of emergency following the November attacks, which was extended again in July 2016, when a man drove a lorry through a crowd in Nice celebrating Bastille Day, killing over 84.
It was a dramatic end to a story that began and ended in Italy, five days after Amri drove a lorry carrying 20 tonnes of steel beams into a crowded Christmas market in Breitscheidplatz, Berlin's main public square.
Abdul Waheed Majeed, a 41-year-old father of three from Crawley, West Sussex, blew himself up when he drove a lorry laden with explosives into a jail in the Syrian city of Aleppo in February.
The guru of orange wine is Josko Gravner, who 15 years ago drove a lorry from his estate in Italy's Oslavia to Georgia to pick up the giant clay amphorae (for fermenting) that are now buried below his cellar.
