Sentence examples for for driving from from inspiring English sources

You almost never need to do anything with the money you earn, and so the city becomes merely a backdrop for driving from one mission to the next.

Helping constituents in Newtown Common defeat an avaricious landlord who wanted to charge them for driving from their front door to the main road.

Bernard has aggressively marketed IndyCar since taking over almost two years ago, including the $5m£3.2m2m) prize for driving from last place to first, which Wheldon was attempting to win on Sunday.

During the 1950s Skelton's interest shifted to automobiles; she achieved acclaim for setting multiple land-speed records, including a transcontinental speed record in 1956 for driving from New York City to Los Angeles in 56 hours 58 minutes, as well as a speed record she set in Utah at the Bonneville Salt Flats by driving a jet-propelled car at speeds of up to 507 km/hr (315 mph).

"From palm trees to snowballs --perhaps the mosnowballs --perhapsosnowballs --perhapsu can enjoy in a day of thering in Europe--is our nicknamostor driving from thrillingan Riviera (Cinque Terre) to the heart of the Swiss Alps--the Berner Oberland.

For instance, driving from the hospital after my release I was conked out on painkillers, and to my surprise those things make you hella constipated.

The lanes would become narrower for cars and bikes, with the right lane adding a three-foot shoulder, leaving 10 feet for driving, down from 12 feet.

In February, he was sentenced to three days in jail for driving away from the police after he was stopped for speeding.

That would qualify the teenager for a junior license, which would be valid for driving only from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Aides of Mr. DiFrancesco -- who still resents Mr. Schundler for driving him from the governor's race last spring -- said he had nothing to do with it.

Mr. DiFrancesco evidently blames Mr. Schundler for digging up the unwelcome facts -- an accusation that the hard-working reporters who broke the stories resent -- and for driving him from the field.