Sentence examples for intimidating driving from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, he needed to set up the winning two-putt with a big tee shot into the final fairway, one of the most intimidating driving holes in golf.

Don't be intimidated by driving on the left side of the street.

In the process of making itself less intimidating, Tiffany may be driving away some of its core customers.

But some of her neighbors said that Mr. and Mrs. Sofield are trying to intimidate them into not driving on the section of West Bay Drive that crosses their property so they can enlarge their yard right up to the Reynolds Channel.

DRIVING an intimidating vehicle is the leitmotif of personal style in Los Angeles, where acts of brazen self-possession are as prevalent as Botoxed brows.

This can be intimidating if you aren't used to driving something the size of Delaware.

In one posting, Salam vividly described the son of the Iraqi defense minister "driving that fancy car around Arasat Street intimidating everybody like all good sons of ministers do".

These big, intimidating Germans squeeze pin-point sensation out of the driving experience and replace it with a confident, high-speed serenity.

How is it that while we are masters at the grill, we seem to be intimidated by the stove? 1. Recipes are like driving directions -- and we all know how guys respond to those.

An effective U.S. cyber risk reduction strategy must look at the matrix of organizational risks and vulnerabilities driving insecurity through people, processes, technologies, and products at a scale that is intimidating, but possible.

After many delays, the Nevada case began this spring, with the trials of four men accused of driving to Nevada from other states to serve as gunmen and to intimidate federal officers from carrying out their duties.