Sentence examples for driving on over from inspiring English sources
The landing surprised the Germans and met, at first, with very little opposition; but, instead of driving on over the Alban Hills to Rome at once, the force at Anzio spent so much time consolidating its position there that Kesselring was able, with his reserves, to develop a powerful counteroffensive against it on February 3.
On Wednesday he was due in court in this county, accused of shooting at a neighbor in a dispute over driving on his property.
"That sort of put me in the picture about where I stood and kept me driving on, kept me training over the winter," he added.
Weitz was pulled over while driving on Interstate 40 in Texas in July of 2014 and was charged with a felony for marijuana possession.
I was driving on to the fly-over on Lenton Boulevard in Nottingham and the traffic was slow because a car had broken down and someone was helping to push it out of the way.
He was an undergraduate, at college in Massachusetts, when a psychology lecturer astonished him by interpreting a dream Shedler had related – about driving on bridges over lakes, and trying on hats in a shop – as an expression of the fear of pregnancy.
Like most of us I spend 50 weeks of the year driving on congested, pot-holed, over-signposted roads.
In fact, unless you have a four-wheel-drive vehicle and feel comfortable driving on narrow, bumpy, steep roads (pulling over occasionally for cars coming from the opposite direction) take the van, $35 round trip.
If the police catches you driving on a red light, over speeding 9-25 KM over), the fine is 300 Riyals ($80) if you are speeding above 25 kilometers (16 mi) of the speed limit the fine is 500 Riyals (~$133).
He recalled police pulling him over while driving on the New Jersey turnpike and while walking to a cinema in Georgetown.
People were administered medicinal drugs, and placebo in double-blind within-subjects cross-over designs, driving on closed circuits or in some countries even out on the public road under strict surveillance.
