Sentence examples for driving streets from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. report notes that wardriving is "the practice of driving streets and using equipment to locate wireless local-area networks using Wi-Fi, such as wireless hot spots at coffee shops and home wireless networks".

Not only are we feeling the temperatures below zero on our bodies, but the frigidity is affecting so much of our daily lives -- electricity, water, car engines, walking pathways, driving streets, pets -- and was the weather responsible for my train being stalled last night for 90 minutes due to signal failure on the lines?

Driving streets through private property sparked not-in-my-backyard revolts.

A new alliance of youthful activists and Mubarak-era elites was driving street protests.

There were also 14 workers driving street sweepers (mechanical broom operators).

Google stopped driving Street View cars in May and restarted in the summer, but without the collecting Wi-Fi data.

He felt that designers who appropriated streetwear had a fascination with urban men but were also afraid of them — he considered their skittish engagement to be "peckish," "gross," and "disconnected from the real masculinity" driving street culture.

We wouldn't, for example, want a government to impose a general curfew (violating freedom of movement for everyone) in order to prevent drunk driving, street crime, or other criminal behaviour rightly or wrongly associated with the night time.

Shortly before midnight, he went to see Martelly, driving through streets where angry young men stood at barricades, burning tires.

"We used to have socials in people's homes," he said, driving past streets called Fox Chase and Honeysuckle Way.

I've been driving these streets for 20 years, and it's the same thing now as it was then.