Sentence examples for going on driving from inspiring English sources

She wouldn't have known that Roxanne must have been waiting to see what was going on, driving around the block all the time since she had left the Croziers' house.

Dylan went on driving.

"I guess I'll go on driving my old Mercedes".

"She finds serenity and power in the Taos Mountain, as so many of us here do," he went on, driving bossily over a sun-blinding, narrow dirt road leading to Martin's home.

Tire and car dealers struggled today to cope with customers who wanted to go on driving vacations for Labor Day weekend but were leery of relying on their Firestone tires.

It is of this aspect of the scheme which Benn disapproves, objecting to "the idea that a rich person can buy credits from a poor person so that he can go on driving his Chelsea tractor".

As a young writer in the early 1970s he would go on driving trips through central Minnesota to remote towns where he would sit in coffee shops just to listen to the conversations.

On the other hand, as France's foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, recently conceded, the euro was itself a French idea and has been imposed on a German public hugely reluctant to see their D-mark go.For sure, however noisy the latest ructions, the Franco-German motor will, for the moment, go on driving the Union.

Well, the idea for the concept came to Leatherman after going on a driving tour of Europe in 1975, and having to use a pocket knife to repeatedly fix his failing car.

"There are other trends going on that are driving the changes you're seeing," he said.

To my horror I have found that as I get older (I'm 67), I've become almost phobic about going on motorways and driving at night, which really limits me in winter.