Sentence examples for drive fairly from inspiring English sources

We are lucky that it did not rain yesterday, so we can drive fairly quickly to our destination.

"When we did the movie of 'Pirates of Penzance,' I was driven fairly mad," Mr. Kline recalled.

"The front nine got me again," he said, adding, "I drove fairly solid but made some mistakes with the irons".

She drives fairly elderly Land Rovers round her estates and has no taste whatsoever for holidays in the swanky parts of the Med.

It's good to drive, is fairly stylish and should depreciate fairly slowly.

While a 1-gigabyte hardriveve was fairly expensive in 1995, PC hard drives of 20 GB and up are now fairly typical, reducing the need for the extra PC storage space.

A plus for all the Ford hybrids that I've driven, including the MKZ, is that you can drive them fairly fast (especially on the highway), and fuel economy doesn't seem to suffer greatly.

The Gmail Drive is fairly slow, so keep that in mind.

The iMacs also have laptop optical drives but full-sized desktop hard drives, a fairly interesting design choice.

In a J-turn test, the vehicle is driven at fairly high speed, typically 55 miles per hour, and then turned sharply, inscribing the letter "J," as viewed from above.

All of this serves not only as a suggestion of how deeply the erotic regions of our brains are etched during our youngest years, but also as a reminder that even in the realm of sex, where conception and the survival of the species depend on our drives being fairly straightforward, things can get out of whack: our main — and for some our only — desires may veer far from the standard.