Sentence examples for drive to meet from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow's announcement raising the personal income tax allowance by £1,000 to £7,475, at a cost of £3.7bn, is also being billed as the start of a staged drive to meet the coalition's long-term objective – and a key Liberal Democrat policy – of raising personal allowances to £10,000.

We won't drive to meet you from the airport, but we'll travel 40km to a new ice-cream parlour.

On the drive to meet her, I have been asking myself: why does she annoy so much?

He relishes symbolism and told a group in Ava, Mo., about a bald eagle he saw on the drive to meet them.

In their drive to meet targets for economic growth, local mandarins squander money, ride roughshod over citizens and ravish the environment.

One time, I led a convoy of six lorries into central Nigeria – a three-day drive – to meet up with another convoy.

"We do have some members who drive to meets all over the country.

James then flew to Algiers, where he was publicly paraded through the airport and driven to meet General Maitland Wilson, ostensibly for a meeting to discuss operations against the south of France.

Jim and Harley drove to meet the cop.

From there he would be driven to meet the leader of the kidnappers in Qom.

I drove to meet him in a weedy and garbage-strewn alleyway in San Rafael.