Sentence examples for entitled to drive from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Fox was able to prompt Mr. Bush to say that he would veto legislation that kept Mexican trucks off American roads -- where they are entitled to drive under the Nafta treaty.

The incursion of S.U.V.'s into our landscape has brought a never-ending parade of behemoths whose drivers feel entitled to drive how and where they please with no regard for pedestrians or traffic rules.

The man, who crews believe had been drinking, claimed he was entitled to be driven home as a public service.

In some countries (e.g. the United Kingdom), your license will not entitle you to drive with manual transmission if you took your driving test in an automatic.

Merrill had a real driver's license, while mine was the "junior" license one could hold from fourteen to sixteen in California then, entitling me to drive my parents' cars only.

Our poorer trading partners bitterly resent the way this country feels entitled to suspend market-driven rules whenever it appears they will place American producers at a disadvantage.

Landlords are entitled to a tax deduction whenever they drive anywhere for their rental activity.

I drive because I am entitled to feel the wind in my afro, to sing along with the music on the radio, and to live.

You are also entitled to claim for the cost of hiring a car to drive from Malaga to Almeira.

He shouted, "That's all right you are entitled to your own opin ions," as he was driven away.

But of course drunk drivers put others at immediate risk of injury or death by driving the car that their license entitles them to drive.