Sentence examples for late driving from inspiring English sources

"The last time I went to a game," she writes, "we went over the usual: eating disorders, worries about drugs, staying out late, driving, drinking and driving.

Or in the manner of their desire to salvage something from this contest, such as when Eden Hazard carried the ball from his own half into opposition territory with a late, driving run.

Once the shoot gets under way, it goes predictably awry, with Wiseau regularly showing up hours late, driving away a succession of cinematographers, displaying a baffling inability to learn the lines he wrote, and inexplicably refusing to let his actors leave the set, even when they are not needed for the scenes being shot.

She arrived an hour late, driving a Tesla, in one of the three dresses she'd wear that night.

There were epic racetrack battles at Bathurst between the late driving legend Peter Brock and Alan Moffatt in a Falcon.

He and his players, runners-up for the fourth consecutive year, were left to rue a late driving maul that ended with a penalty to France rather than the penalty try that would have taken them above Ireland.

In this work, by application of the two latest driving force expressions for hydrate formation, the relationships between subcooling and the true driving force at different conditions for pure gas water and natural gas water systems are analysed.

Between the late arrivals driving up from New York City who are sleeping in or the late-night revelers who are sleeping it off, first tracks are easy to come by at Killington.

The attachment to them that so many Americans show — unique among the civilized peoples of the world, and at a cost so grave that the rest of that world often turns away, appalled — is nonetheless understandable to anyone who comes late to driving: to have potentially lethal power within your grasp is an immensely empowering drug.

These fees tend to compound with late penalties, driving people even further into debt.

Oh, and, say goodbye to late night driving them home from parties or friend's houses!