Sentence examples for driving himself from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parker, though, kept releasing new music and became in his words, a working musician, driving himself from his home in the Hudson Valley to gigs, often playing solo and sometimes with the Figgs, a popular local band.

He's driving himself from town to town and staying in cheap motels -- where they routinely deny his request for a slightly later check-out time.

One is obliged to prevent a drunken guest from driving himself home not only out of common decency but "because the host can be sued for serving liquor to an intoxicated person who ends up having an accident".

According to a police affidavit, Stout was driving himself and Ines away from the job site in a company van when Ines allegedly pulled out a gun and forced Stout to drive to a home in Waianae on the west side of Oahu.

Later, on a more ominous journey, Llewyn finds himself driving back from Chicago, with the nighttime road unspooling before him.

He recently made a short film of himself driving from Houston to 125th Street, on First Avenue, without stopping once for a red light, and his next project, which you can fund on Kickstarter, is a film adaptation of "Waiting for the G," a Beckett-inspired story about the G train.

You can imagine him driving home from picking up take-out, congratulating himself on his purchase the entire way.

(Mr. Bailey died driving home from his bookstore).

They were driving home from Almaty.

My daughter was driving back from Madison.

He's driving down from Canada, right?