Sentence examples for driving rights from inspiring English sources

A women's rights activist from Saudi Arabia, Manal al-Sharif, who has started a campaign for women's driving rights, wrote on Twitter: "The amendments ignored Saudis' demands of electing the members and increasing the council powers!

The denial of driving rights to women provides an outrageous specimen of Arabian misogyny, but does not sum up the shifting status of women in the kingdom.

Out of the driver's seat: The two-decade-old campaign for driving rights for Saudi Arabian women continued this year without a happy resolution.

In Saudi Arabia, for example, women are using online social networks to petition for driving rights and are uploading onto YouTube videos of themselves driving in the rural areas.

In the mid 2000's, efforts to expand driving rights to undocumented drivers in places like NY and CA went down in flames, leading politicians of both parties to consider the issue toxic.

Surfcasters, once fanatical about driving right up to the ocean, have called to say they would give up demands to drive on the beach, Mr. Hammerle said.

That focus — we all remember driving, right?

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

"I'm not driving right now," he replied, playing the old-guy role to the hilt.

"You've got to see the Cyclone," he said, driving right up to it.

But the Spaniard followed suit, driving right also and into the rough close by.