Sentence examples for driving on it from inspiring English sources

U.S. Route 13, an unsightly, busy highway, runs down the middle of the peninsula; the trick is to follow its general direction without actually driving on it.

"It was like building a road while the car is still driving on it," Mr. Lin said.

In fact, driving on it, you'd think you were not in a suburb (whose name has been omitted to spare any local official who didn't expect this tale to be publicly chronicled) but on a street all but forgotten by government.

On our way into the centre, we were briefly detained by a tall prospective driver in shalwar kameez who went round twice in the revolving door and came out muttering, "What is this place?" The physical separation of the PSC and Uber's corporate offices made manifest the gulf at the heart of the company, which is between those in charge of the network, and those who make their living driving on it.

Their weight cracks the surface of the road when they're walking on it, but not when they're driving on it. .

It's like the countryside is flexed; alive and breathing – and I can't help but feel struck by an irrational and eerie sense that it knows we're driving on it.

The technology allows the car to "take over" when driving on routes it has already travelled.

It has all-wheel drive for driving on pavement, but it also gets about as sophisticated a low-speed AWD system as you could fathom.

One unnamed eyewitness told AFP news agency: "I saw a car turn a bend and suddenly it was driving on the pavement, it happened fast but looked like it knocked people over".

I never consider driving on South Beach, because it's not worth it.

It's dangerous out there, and if you insist on driving on these roads, it's best to go slow and proceed with the highest caution.