Sentence examples for drove it off from inspiring English sources

She keeps her hair short and her Nissan as clean as it was when she drove it off the lot.

Leo VI sent a naval expedition to Crete in 911, but the Muslims drove it off and humiliated the Byzantine navy off Chios in 912.

Sitting in the driveway, hearselike, five years after my father drove it off the lot, the Mercury was a brooding, humpback thing, compared with the flashy two-tone Pontiacs and Chevys that gleamed outside neighbors' garages.

A woman there had owned her 1961 Triumph Herald since new, but unlike Grace Braeger in Wisconsin – who has used her '57 Chevy regularly since she drove it off the lot 56 years ago – the Irish woman never drove hers, according to a report in The Irish Independent.

Instead, May was at the factory to prepare for a two-part BBC show called Building Cars Live which went out on 20 and 21 October and followed a £30,000 Mini to the end of the line, where he drove it off with headlights flashing.

That attitude might have informed the design of a children's version of the World War II-era uniform worn by Stalin's notorious NKVD secret police, which was on sale until a few days ago, when an uproar on the Russian Internet apparently drove it off the market.

THEY SAY that a new car loses 20% of its value when you drive it off the lot.

You know how they say that a new car loses half its value when you drive it off the lot?

The car itself will keep Nissan connected to its customers long after they drive it off the lot.

They say a car loses half its value the minute you drive it off the lot.

Recall that the car dealer didn't tell you that your awesome new car loses about 20 to 25% of its value the instant you drive it off the car dealer's lot.