Sentence examples for driving fine from inspiring English sources

But from then on, Mr. Woods, a snappy dresser with a broad, gentle face, was able to satisfy his love of driving fine cars, including a 1988 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur.

The loss of central vision and high-resolution visual acuity from untreated AMD can lead to an irreversible loss of reading, facial recognition, and driving (Fine et al 2000).

Today, the Saddlebred is exhibited in the United States in multiple divisions, including assorted in-hand classes; ridden in saddle seat classes for three- and five-gaited horses in both Park and pleasure classes, hunter country pleasure, and western pleasure; plus pleasure driving, fine harness, roadster harness classes.

Mr. Altozano also denied the purpose was simply to help balance the budget by raising state revenue from driving fines.

Considering the horrendous damage these vehicles can inflict, I suggest that reckless driving fines be set in direct proportion to the size and weight of the vehicle.

Second, increasing the number of resident species may increase the complexity of biotic interactions thereby creating novel niches or driving finer scale niche-partitioning [1], [4], [5], [6].

And everything else just works: shooting is fine, cover is fine, driving is fine.

Wesley, 29, was given a 30-day suspended sentence for reckless driving, fined $250 and court costs and ordered to complete 40 hours of community service within the next 60 days.

Some postdocs, such as those at the University of North Carolina's Bowles Center for Alcohol Research, are paid wholly or partially with state money--in this case, from a trust fund supported by drunk driving fines.

"If you screw up in business, or break the speed limit while driving, they fine you or give you a ticket," Mr. Weaver said.

But at one point, my wife was wide awake and driving just fine when a coffee-cup graphic flashed on and urged her to take a break.