Sentence examples for driven on that from inspiring English sources

"I've driven on that bridge a million times, Willis Avenue," said Mr. White, who is originally from Brooklyn.

That was the first time I'd ever driven on that strip of highway and I think Keith was trying to outdo Jan.

I stroked my chin, admired my own proboscis, and decided not to drive on that road.

He set out to drive on that Friday night to see his daughter after snorting two lines of cocaine.

There's a wonderful Johnny Cash song, "Drive On," that draws no moral about the war in Vietnam.

I don't know how to get around yet, and I can't drive on that side of the car yet.

Well, lots of people drive on that road, and they pass oil refineries and things, and they think it's kind of ugly.

We drove on that road (no place to turn around) for the 105 miles, complete with the 90 hairpin twists and turns.

As a result, the book explains, "the collective result of everyone's smart behavior" — deciding to drive on that new road — "begins to seem, on a larger scale, stupid".

"Literally, it means 'Used-to-be-better'". Driving on that night into the hours of darkness turned our careering descent to the oilfields of Mesopotamia into an awesome light show.

The hope is that women will come out en masse to drive on that day, she told the BBC.