Sentence examples for driven about from inspiring English sources

He liked to be driven about in an open-topped London cab.

The average cab in the city is driven about 64,000 miles a year.

One beam, driven seven feet into the wall, held, and a second, driven about three feet in, collapsed, he said.

The current motor can be driven about 180 revolutions per minute forward and about 100 r.p.m. backward.

In 1961, after a lifetime of being driven about London, she returns from a performance of Beyond the Fringe.

He said he had driven about 14 hours the first day; except for sleep, he stopped only for food and fuel.

In 1956, Americans of driving age drove about 4,000 miles a year, on average.

That's based upon the assumption that the owner drives about 15,000 miles in a year.

I drove about 150 miles that day and emitted, according to E.P.A. data, about 140 pounds of carbon dioxide.

A few feet away, Haohao drives about in a small, electric car.

We drove about in the police car looking for my attackers but found nothing.