Sentence examples for driving a hot from inspiring English sources

It's hard to be analytical when driving a hot red Italian sports car, like Alfa's come-hither Brera Spider.

Then Tulip descends to try and drag him back to his old ways (after kicking some serious ass by driving a hot rod through a corn field then felling a helicopter with a homemade bazooka).

And that's the other great thing about the WRX the world doesn't have to know you're driving a hot car unlike so much else on the market but you can remain quietly confident all the same.

This article describes the various problems drivers have with heat – I never thought about it, but dehydration and heat exhaustion can be a serious issue when you're driving a hot car in the sun for several hours while wearing protective gear, a helmet, and so on.

His other jobs included fixing roofs, driving a hot-dog truck and taking counter orders at the Yonkers deli where he met his future wife, Elaine (she was a waitress there).

Sit in the Coupe, especially, and you still feel like you're driving a chopped-roof hot rod; the TT gets a lot of glances even five years into its life.

You may be too young to remember driving a die-cast Hot Wheels Ford across the carpet while making vroom-vroom noises, but now that this Lightning McQueen Alive 1 55 scale car is around, you'll never have to use your brain for fun again.

That's what happened to a Domino's delivery driver in Berkeley, California this week, ABC7 reports—he ended up driving a box of hot wings to the bank and a guy named Mike Vegas wound up with over a grand to go along with his blue cheese dipping sauce.

When I was 20 and broke I sold my taxicab I was driving and started a hot dog cart.

The pilot, written and directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, has a great fight scene in which Tulip is beating up two guys while driving her hot rod through a cornfield.

The tire-related deaths in Explorers were concentrated in southern Texas, where motorists engage in prolonged, high-speed driving in hot weather, the worst possible conditions for a tire.