Sentence examples for if we were driving from inspiring English sources

If we were driving and somebody cut me off, he would throw a little tantrum.

There were times when it felt as if we were driving through a game park for human beings.

As the boat sped into the rain, it felt as if we were driving through a sandstorm.

We kept sinking into little craters filled with water that splashed up onto the windshield, as if we were driving through a car wash.

Iberá means "bright water" in Guarani, and as the pick-up rattled over the bridge, the surroundings fell away as if we were driving across a gleaming ocean.

We drove north on North Capitol Street, as if we were driving out of the District, to a shabby and decidedly unhip neighborhood called Brookland.

"If we are driving out from the city, we can turn on the heat remotely, so when we get here the house is warm".

It seems as if we are driving up a riverbed, but we are only crossing areas where the rivers have washed out the road.

How many do they want to lose? "He [Ecclestone] thinks there could be 14 cars, so the question is, if we are driving teams out of the business, to what agenda is it?

If we are driving on a new road, the little icon on Jane's screen will picture us driving through a field while Jane shouts, "Turn around when possible!" But in my husband's eyes, she can do no wrong.

If we're driving in the snow, I want spare sets of silk thermals for each family member and a full-sized snow shovel, since we know a guy who once had to dig his car out of a blizzard with a credit card.