Sentence examples for driving to help from inspiring English sources

In a series of seven studies, published in March in PNAS, researchers found that upper-class people are more likely than the lower class to break all kinds of rules to cut off cars and pedestrians while driving, to help themselves to candy they know is meant for children, to report an impossible score in a game of chance to win cash they don't rightfully deserve.

My kids have witnessed me stop driving to help a slow turtle crossing the road.

Just as I rely on my GPS when I'm driving to help me get where I'm going, we all need help navigating our paths.

Use these to your advantage when driving, to help eliminate the need to look down.

Switch this on during driving, to help circulate the air and keep you feeling a little cooler.

She recalls driving to Joplin to help, handing out fresh water to survivors.

Mr. Sung, who was in Baltimore yesterday, said by cellphone that he was driving to Manhattan to help his employees.

"Rather than seeking to prevent older people from driving, we should make them more aware of the risks they face and offer them driving assessments to help them eliminate bad habits.

"I saw hands reaching out the top of the thirdfloor window," Pete Clare, who was driving to the building to help his sister move into 36 Orchard Street.

Expect obscure and driving basslines to help see out the last of the summer wine.

As a result of her Holocaust experiences, she acquired a driving passion to help fellow Jews.