Sentence examples for drive in from from inspiring English sources
Many people drive in from as far as the Rockaways and Long Island and park in the Department of Transportation's free lot.
Without a building of their own, parishioners who used to drive in from as far away as Westchester and Connecticut did not bother to make the trip.
They drive in from the suburbs to downtown churches.
Maybe you wouldn't drive in from Nyack to eat it.
Much of the city's work force must drive in from elsewhere.
The first overlook on the drive in from Beatty is called Hells Gate.
T. J. Jagodowski and Peter Grosz, who starred in humorous and largely improvised ads for Sonic Drive-In from 2002 to 2010, appear in about a dozen videos uploaded to YouTube over the last few weeks.
Indirectly though, Scenic Hudson, a nonprofit preservation group, prevented the Hyde Park Drive-In from closing in the 1990s, when the group bought the land across from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and then leased it back to the theater owners.
After they married he proposed building a drive-in of their own, while watching The X-Files movie in 1998 at a Tennessee drive-in from the back of his pickup truck.
Starting a drive-in from nothing might cost you $500,000 for a single-screen projector, land rearranging (to give cars something of the pitch you get at an indoor theater) and buildings for concessions and bathrooms.
Bruce Davidson's "Man Ordering at Drive-In" from 1950s Los Angeles could not be more expressive — the gap-toothed costumer, in tie and jacket, grabbing hold of the bulky speaker.
