Sentence examples for driving nose from inspiring English sources

Waltrip and Dale Jr. were both dueling for the lead and driving nose to tail on the straightaways to take advantage of the "dirty air" that lets two cars together go faster than one alone.

The "wiff-waff" speech — a discourse on the sport formerly known as ping-pong: 2. On using a mobile phone while driving: "I don't believe that is necessarily any more dangerous than the many other risky things that people do with their free hands while driving — nose-picking, reading the paper, studying the A-Z, beating the children, and so on".

In actuality, the 2014 model will again have a pushrod V-8 engine in its nose, driving the rear wheels.

The dog is essentially driving its own nose into the ground every time it pulls.

Penn responded by picking up one of the spikes that newspapermen sometimes keep on their desks as a sort of old-fashioned vertical file, jamming it up his nose ("It's like the old carny trick of driving a nail up your nose — not a trick, really, just a skill"), and spinning it around by the papers at its base.

Twenty-seven years later, on January 6 , 1997 Andy Rosenzweig, the chief investigator for the District Attorney of Manhattan, was driving up Third Avenue, nosing through lunch-hour traffic, on his way to his doctor's office for a stress test.

Lest you turn up your nose at anyone driving a Chrysler, there are worse offenders particularly the ultra-luxury Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Murcielago and Ferrari 612 Scaglietti.

Per WFAA.com, nose tackle Josh Brent was driving the vehicle carrying Brown and was charged with intoxication manslaughter.

A HUMAN hellhole lies under the noses of American tourists driving from California into Mexico.

The wind picked up, swirling the dust and driving it hard into eyes and noses, and anything else exposed.

The police have said Cowboys nose guard Josh Brent, who was driving, had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit.