Sentence examples for driving seldom from inspiring English sources

Neville Cardus reported: "[Crawford] fell upon the advancing Australian attack, and by driving seldom equalled, threw it back".

For example, in a spot on "the physics of traffic" I did some simple calculations to drive home the lesson that reckless driving seldom gets you there faster (sorry for the play on words!), and to illustrate some sobering aspects of the physics of car crashes.

Ford said the oversees recall reflected driving conditions seldom found here, so that a broader recall was unnecessary.

This was complicated by the cones on the ground, but I remembered that when driving a car, I seldom looked directly down at the lines painted on the road, and that helped.

The Stones seldom paused, driving through hits and highlights from its heavy catalog: "All Down the Line" moved with runaway train momentum.

Her children, meanwhile, are the extras in her life, driving her anxiety, but otherwise seldom seen or heard.

The extra horsepower was not all that evident, especially when not driving at full throttle, which I seldom do anyway.

And while plenty of people in the United States advertise their piety on bumper stickers, one seldom sees anyone except cabbies driving cars with an elephant-headed deity riding shotgun on the dashboard.

Alastair Cook is Justin Langer The gritty left-handers who favour the cut and the pull and seldom look at their best driving down the ground, went into these series with similar records.

What we seldom find is powerful feeling as a driving force.

One of the difficulties of analyzing this election has been in disentangling the daily news, which has seldom failed to shock, from the larger forces driving the contest.