Sentence examples for driving into a from inspiring English sources

"He becomes only a jump shooter or driving into a crowd," D'Antoni said.

"Conditions were bad," Stokley said, referring to the Broncos' driving into a cold wind.

KAMPALA, Uganda — Jason Russell said he never knew he was driving into a war zone.

A frenetic trip followed, and soon we were driving into a village.

After the shooting, he crashed a car he was driving into a tree.

"You'll be driving into a canyon of condos if they do that," Mr. Coté said.

Another shows the motorcade, which the police say belonged to an opposition leader, driving into a crowd.

The owner committed suicide by driving into a tree in the same spot where his wife had previously died.

Those images in the hands of first responders can mean they "are not driving into a situation blind".

The emphasis on nuts and bolts and armored plate suggests an industry driving into a combative, fearful new world.

On his final hole today, Tryon showed some of his ability after driving into a fairway bunker.