Sentence examples for driving schoolteachers from inspiring English sources

Money managers and start-up specialists and software titans who occupy their 10,000-square-footers for only a few weeks in August, leaving them empty the rest of the year, are driving schoolteachers and policemen and nurses and waitresses Nantucket's infrastructure off the island.

In the 80's, it would have been a Porsche; in the 90's a BMW -- before they became "Beemers" and schoolteachers started driving them.

In 2006 Lajos Szogi, a schoolteacher, was driving through Olaszliszka, a village in northern Hungary, when his car brushed against a Roma girl.

His mother, Cora, was a schoolteacher and a driving force in his life who tended to keep to herself.

An off-duty police officer and an off-duty firefighter were arrested yesterday in separate instances and charged with driving while intoxicated, while a schoolteacher was charged with possession of marijuana, the police said.

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY A single schoolteacher in London (Sally Hawkins) takes driving lessons from a young man (Eddie Marsan) who is her temperamental opposite — angry and embittered where she is irrepressibly optimistic.

Schoolteachers, not lecturers, should be the driving force behind A-levels.

The majority of dissidents are religious radicals, but vague anti-terror laws and compliant judges have been wielded to persecute human-rights activists, women defying the ban on driving and ordinary citizens such as Khaled al-Johani, a 42-year-old schoolteacher who was arrested in Riyadh in March 2011, after complaining to a BBC camera crew about limits to freedom.

In Westchester County, N.Y., not known for its diversity, we've got a pretty good mix, with players driving or coming by train from Queens, Long Island and Harlem: five lawyers, a literary agent, a pastry chef, schoolteachers, a retired ironworker and his three adult sons, a psychiatrist, a scientist.

"You're driving".

Likes driving.