Sentence examples for driving delight from inspiring English sources

On the wine country back roads, gliding between the faux-Danish kitsch of Solvang and the calculated small town charm of Los Olivos, the Dawn was a driving delight — powerful and pleasantly understated.

But the adults around him – including the guardian who was dressed up as a bodyguard and was driving the Popemobile – delighted in the outfit.

Ann Calfas, a Stanford classmate of Ms. Weymouth, recalls the grandmother's simple delight in driving them to the wedding of a friend.

4. Don't stand so close when I'm driving It was a delight to tune in on Thursday night to watch Tiger Woods back in the swing.

In his late poems, his delight in driving a BMW and hobnobbing with Norman Mailer is so genuine that it becomes infectious.

The people delight in driving used cars from Japan, which is only 500 miles away, saying that they are of far higher quality than Russia's domestic models.

Simply driving Durmitor is a delight – if a shuddery one – of its own.

SMALL TOWNS One of the real delights of driving through the Eastern Cape is discovering some of the small towns.

From the moment Prince William entered Westminster Abbey with his best friend/brother Harry, to the perfect blend of modern and historical in Kate's wedding dress, to the royal newlyweds delighting in driving off in an Aston Martin with heart balloons on the tail -- it was a visually and emotionally beautiful and heartfelt event.

It even had some enjoyable highlights including the simple, visual delight of LeBlanc driving around Blackpool.

But despite some slapdash sentimental subplots -- a busy scientist and father too absorbed in his research to play soccer with his son; Lou's agonizing choice between human companionship and a life of secret-agent adventure -- there is enough dopey, exuberant fun to delight children without driving their parents completely crazy.