Sentence examples for driving around the streets from inspiring English sources

Last week the first test vehicle for Uber's self-driving car programme was spotted driving around the streets of Pittsburgh.

Much of the film — the heart of it — consists of Johansson driving around the streets of Glasgow in a black wig and a white van.

This is what Google is currently driving around the streets of Mountain View, California: drivers are operating the cars manually and then "letting go" in certain circumstances.

Instead of having a mobile disco light driving around the streets, we would have a taxi driver who would be much more reluctant to honk the horn every time the traffic light changes from red to green.

When a white truck with a colourful placard reading "Dear startups, keep calm and move to Berlin" spent 12 hours driving around the streets of Westminster and Shoreditch on Monday, it sent ripples of laughter rather than fear around London's silicon roundabout.

But the opportunity doesn't just extend to cars driving around the streets of a major metropolitan area, and Igino Cafiero and Aubrey Donnellan hope to take it somewhere a little less obvious: the middle of an orchard.

Ramon boasted about his father's deep and intuitive understanding of the game — and his recollection of streets and buildings they would pass driving around the city.

If you were white and driving around residential streets, you were there for only one thing: drugs.

After an hour of driving around on the deserted streets, we were down to two sandwiches.

There is nowhere to stop; just cars driving around one-way streets.

"It was a very strange feeling driving around the cleared streets and going up one-way streets the wrong way," he said, "That was very memorable".