Sentence examples similar to excitement driving from inspiring English sources

In Tim Mitchell's biography There's Something About Jonathan, Richman's former next-door neighbour and founder member of the Modern Lovers, John Felice, recalls the excitement of driving that route with his buddy: "We used to get in the car and we would just drive up and down Route 128 and the turnpike.

There's just no sense of occasion or excitement about driving one.

She immediately remembered what she called "the freedom and excitement" of driving that car.

The Saab people try to make a virtue of torque steer, saying that it adds to the excitement of driving the Viggen.

The excitement of driving up hills, through forests and ditches in an electric mini-Land Rover is overwhelming - especially if your normal view of the world is from a pushchair.

The phenomena that gave rise to the millions of cars on our roads — the freedom of being in control of one's destination and the pleasure and the excitement of driving — have given way to the desire to go from point A to point B undistracted by the operation of a vehicle.

Our trip is almost done now, but there is the excitement of driving down to Split's waterfront and finding our way on to the ferry to the Italian port of Ancona, hopefully a handy shortcut on the long drive home and a last chance to see the clear azure waters of the Adriatic – one of my most abiding memories of a wonderful journey.

Our excitement at driving into what feels like a man-made hurricane Katrina is matched only by sheer disbelief that what was once the fourth-largest city in the US could actually be in the process of disappearing from the face of the earth.

You don't get that excitement from driving a cab.

That alone will help Pontiac as it busts its hump elsewhere in the division to make good on that up 'til now hollow ad slogan "We are driving excitement!" The Cadillac XLR is the car we most want to drive next year.

That lack of driving excitement is exposed in Bijan Sheibani's production of Carl Miller's adaptation.