Sentence examples for driving of course from inspiring English sources

While rail provides speed and comfort between main cities, driving of course offers flexibility.

"The problem of women driving, of course, is not political," she said, as the car bumped along a rural road.

They're alone in their cars, driving, of course, just like you, checking out the passing lane or watching for their turnoff.

Mr. Thies had a camera in the bus that Mr. Mordal was driving, of course, but on a whim he put one on a competitor's bus as well, and it happened to be the bus that later knocked the Mordal bus on its side.

It's great for airports, coffee shops, in the car (not while driving, of course), and anywhere else you either can't get a WiFi signal or don't want to pay out the nose for hourly access.

The 17-inch touchscreen that dominates the Tesla Model S center panel is basically already a huge digital surface primed for drawing, so it's a natural add-on – not counting that most of the time you're going to be using the screen while driving, of course.

The driving force, of course, is the high value of the resulting caches of illicit ivory in China.

He's wearing driving gloves, of course; one is raised so that he can show two fingers to the photographer.

Not as much as by driving it of course, but the opportunity to take a seat in Jaguar's new F-Type does provide some early indications of what the most eagerly awaited car of 2013 will be like on the road when it goes on sale this spring.

Of course, such a system that's heavily reliant on visuals wouldn't make sense in the context of driving, unless, of course, it's presented in a kind of heads up display.

Which, in a city like London — with a comprehensive public transport infrastructure, and a congestion charging zone in central London that's designed to disincentivize people from driving — is of course complete nonsense.