Sentence examples for example Driving to from inspiring English sources

For example; Driving to work.

Attitudes of committed Jews in the Western world mostly reflect accepted Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform practice; for example, driving to synagogue services on the Sabbath is unthinkable in Orthodox circles, a matter of dispute among Conservative rabbis, and common practice for Reform Jews.

Instead these recreational activities were associated with greater total travel distance, suggesting that they may have entailed additional (predominantly motorised) trips – for example, driving to a tennis court or to the start of a walking route.

For example, drives to mate or to care for offspring can sometimes supersede drives to seek food [ 25], avoid predation [ 26], or even breathe [ 1]!

For example, we drove to the house from the studio, Limbaugh at the wheel, in a black Maybach 57S, which runs around $450,000 fully loaded.

When Andy Unanue began his Colorado ski vacation earlier this month, for example, he drove to a parking garage right next to the lifts at Vail in the heart of the resort village, picked up his freshly sharpened skis and, with just a few more steps, boarded the lift.

Mr. Pittu's mad scientist, for example, is driven to evil acts by his repeated failure to win the Nobel Prize, as he explains in a song that manages to work in (and even find rhymes for) the names of previous recipients.

The normally sure-footed William Wordsworth, for example, was driven to something approaching doggerel after just a month spent in a house with a view of Piel (or Pile as it was known then): "I was thy neighbour once, though rugged Pile!/Four summer weeks I dwelt in sight of thee:/I saw thee every day! and all the while/Thy Form was sleeping on a glassy sea".

For example, drive your teen to her sessions with a therapist and pick her up afterwards.

For example, admitting you drove to the festival gives them more reasons to prove you were planning on driving on drugs later.

Other men — me, for example — might be driven to engage in something even worse: sexless fidelity.