Sentence examples for driving blind from inspiring English sources
"When you're using Waze, you're not driving blind; there's no reason to drive like that anymore," Waze Director of Communications Michal Habdank-Kolaczkowski told HuffPost.
As a breed, we were driving blind with David Bowie's Blackstar.
If Citigroup was driving blind, regulators seem to have been unaware.
"It's like driving blind at the moment," says Girish Paranjpe, co-chief executive of Wipro, another leading Indian outsourcing firm.
The lame driving the blind.
I don't imagine that I'm driving without blind spots in reef-knotted shoes on my way to the examined life.
Because they are essentially driving Curiosity blind, they initially have to move slowly, a maximum of 30 feet a day; eventually they will be able to cover about 300 feet a day.
We spend two hours driving nearly blind, with no other guidance but that of the local villager riding on the lead bulldozer, two hours of jolts and swerves in the dust, of bogging down, all to travel the eight kilometers that separate us from the fringes of the village of Fazlia, which the column has been ordered to retake.
"Powell thought that Bush had a bad habit of driving headlong down blind alleys or going along for the ride when policy was being driven by Cheney, often with Rumsfeld in the jump seat," Ms. DeYoung writes.
