Sentence examples for drove about from inspiring English sources

In 1956, Americans of driving age drove about 4,000 miles a year, on average.

I drove about 150 miles that day and emitted, according to E.P.A. data, about 140 pounds of carbon dioxide.

They hung around the Mustafa hotel, wearing wraparound sunglasses and camouflage fatigues, drove about in big Toyotas and carried a small arsenal of weapons.

Liz Lara, 62, who lives in La Vernia, Tex., drove about 200 miles to Houston with her daughter and two grandchildren to attend the rally.

We drove about in the police car looking for my attackers but found nothing.

They then drove about 35 miles southeast of El Paso to hold the rally at Tornillo.

I then drove about 20 kilometres away, turned up the air conditioner, and fell asleep.

I flew to Nice, France, and then drove about 2 hours along the coastline to Varigotti, Italy.

So with our teenage son, Jeff, we drove about 380 miles north of L.A. to the Argonaut in August.

On Saturday, the certified nurse-midwife drove about 12 miles from her home to the Bay Area Birth Center in Pasadena, a suburb near Houston.

He and a friend drove about 120 miles to take pictures of them crisscrossing an area known as Jawbone Canyon, where the aqueduct abuts a switchback trail.