Sentence examples for driven an average of from inspiring English sources

Four 2003 Dodge Ram pickup trucks were driven an average of about 10,000 miles a year.

Since 1996, Mr. Markee said, the cold weather has driven an average of an additional 450 adults to homeless shelters each year.

For now, though, the cars are driven an average of 30 to 45 miles each day, about half the distance that they can be driven on a full charge.

In 1989, adults drove an average of 55 miles for the school run, but that increased to 82 miles by 2005.

"In Valencia, we drive an average of more than 200 kilometers an hour, which means it's one of the fastest street circuits in Formula One," Vettel said.

I spent seven years living in London, in which I drove an average of 5,714 miles a year mainly visiting family in Norfolk.

The way they persuade people to drive an average of almost an hour to shop there is to flaunt as many designer brands as possible.

When they owned a 1970 Volvo station wagon, they spent an average of $2,620 a year, which included gas, maintenance, repairs, depreciation and insurance, and drove an average of 9,755 miles -- 27 cents a mile.

Atlanta has struggled to reduce its vehicle emissions -- among the nation's worst -- in a metropolitan area where residents drive an average of 35 miles a day, more than anywhere else in the United States.

Its nurses aim to see five patients a day, and they drive an average of 25 miles between patients, traversing potato fields and forests of spruce, birch and maple trees — and a few bear, moose and lynx.

They were mostly men (probably because many were approached through a Veterans Affairs health center), with an average age of almost 79, who drove an average of 129 miles weekly.