Sentence examples for driving in from from inspiring English sources

"But even if the office is located on the outskirts or out of town, it is much easier to drive or take public transport there from the centre than driving in from the outer suburbs".

I remember driving in from the airport, and you wouldn't see another car for five minutes.

"We have someone driving in from Pittsburgh!" Frank said, picking raisins out of her purse.

Tommy is driving in from Atlanta, where he works as the host of a popular show called "Back from Extinction".

"Here, driving in from the hotel to the track, it was six lanes and it was bumper to bumper.

Inhavitants of district and people driving in from farms with produce from farms would have to be trained.

Jones choked up and guided the ball past the mound and into center field, driving in Jason Heyward from third for the game's only run.

Nathan Haynes singled with no outs in the 11th inning, driving in Carl Crawford from second and giving the Tampa Bay Rays a 5-4 victoverover the visiting Boston Red Sox.

Years ago I had the pleasure of driving in the U.S., from Yellowstone to San Diego.

Later in the inning, Young stroked a single to left field, driving in Ike Davis from second.

Mr. Jaburi was driving in a convoy from his home to his office in Baquba, the province's capital, when the bomb went off, after 8 a.m.