Sentence examples for driving via the from inspiring English sources

Cadbury World is signposted and easy to reach from the M5 and M42; try to avoid driving via the city centre.

Unlike at the entirely self-service Velib' stations, smiling, multi-lingual representatives are on hand (either in person or via video conference) at every Autolib' station to help you sign up, and they can also be contacted once you are driving via the in-car video screen.

The equivalent of driving via the rear view mirror.

Doublerobots is already offering their robot for remote test driving via the web.

The issue became the subject of major local debate and was supplemented by a demand from residents in southern Bømlo that they did not want to lose their ferry service, which would be faster than driving via the fixed link.

Something that's obviously had a strange effect on my psyche, because I've started to find myself at places like the Sports Cafe out of choice, like a lorry driver who insists on driving via Felixstowe on the family holiday.

With no combat formations available to stop the EEF cavalry, he and his staff were forced to retire from Nazareth, driving via Tiberias, to reach Samakh in the late afternoon.

As part of the new strategic partnership, Toyota will offer new vehicles, beginning with premium Lexus cars, for rental via Getaround with completely keyless entry and driving via their smartphone.

The larger question is of course whether shifts towards increasing automation of jobs will transform the technological underpinning of vast numbers of more traditional jobs — by, for example, automating driving via AI-powered driverless vehicles, thereby making human drivers redundant.

The second pair of complementary perturbation terms can be understood in view of the infection ultimately driving the susceptibles (via the E class) into the I class.

Increasing volumes of data and improved techniques to hold, merge and act upon that data in real-time is driving personalisation via the more traditional marketing levers: price, promotions, product and place.