Sentence examples for driving right through from inspiring English sources

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It all worked out pretty much according to plan, although driving right through downtown Chicago during a Friday rush hour could be considered a miscalculation.

It was a brilliant Özil moment, and a pointed one too as he did what some have been demanding, driving right through the heart of an opponent in the most cinematic style and then finishing his own move.

Having moved to The Gap halfway through 2008 – and been caught out driving right through the heart of the area's worst storm in decades (Kevin Rudd later likened our battered suburb to a "war zone") – my young family was well familiar with our neighbours' chosen pastime of sitting out on the deck in the early evening with a few tinnies and appropriate clothing.

The problem is, when he got there, he just kept driving — right through the front of the building.

The big problem was we had business units that thought they were following the process, but what they were really doing was driving right through a gate, or driving around it, or just sort of opening it up willy-nilly.

The modern traffic light first flashed in 1920, and continued to blink a yellow warning a century later but everyone kept driving right on through the Reds.

After that, we headed back over to England for a while, then traveled through Morocco for about six weeks, before driving right across Italy to Greece and Turkey.

That focus — we all remember driving, right?

"There was a car driving right at us," he said.

"The one I'm driving right now.