Put it on the "forever" drive, please.
But, she added: "When you finish a job, you can forever drive by and feel good you helped complete it".
For Fidel Alfonso, who struggles to keep his 1949 Plymouth on the road, the enormous premium on a "modern" vehicle — that is, one made in the past 10 to 15 years — means he is condemned to forever drive a rust-bucket.
B5 Atrocities Recalled MAYHEM -- In the summer of 1999, in the strategically important Shamali Plains north of Kabul, the Taliban went on a rampage meant to forever drive off tens of thousands of villagers they deemed sympathetic to the Northern Alliance.
Obliterating that perception will forever drive me.
They're forever being driven across a river-bed or a desert or a ski slope, or they're soaring through the air like Evel Knievel, or standing on their backs.
They fought constantly among themselves for pasturage, and the losers were forever being driven west, south, and east, where they often overcame any defenses that the farms and cities of civilization could muster against them.
The country is largely a dense and steamy jungle, and it takes forever to drive even a few miles.
While the VHS version ends with the narrator saying "Here ends the first part of the history of the War of the Ring"., the DVD version has an alternate narration: "The forces of darkness were driven forever from the face of Middle-Earth by the valiant friends of Frodo.
A large chunk of the Labour membership believe that MPs and the party hierarchy have declared war on them, have contempt for their democratic decisions and want them driven out forever.
But it is better to be a little bit driven than forever drugged.
