Sentence examples similar to legally driven from inspiring English sources
They drive anywhere a car can legally drive.
A Palestinian may own a taxi, for example, but cannot legally drive it.
WHERE can teenagers not legally drive after 6 p.m. in winter and 8 p.m. in summer?
Currently, drivers can legally drive up to 80 m.p.h. on the highway, which connects San Antonio and Austin.
Mr. DeCoteau cannot work from his car because he cannot legally drive one.
A doctor may legally drive a taxi, or run a road-side café, though he cannot practise medicine privately.
He went back to pick it up in the van that he was no longer fit to legally drive.
"I can now legally drive," she said, with a giggle that suggested there might be more to the story.
As the standoff continues, some of those who can legally drive now but may be in danger of losing their licenses are contemplating how their lives might change.
According to a report by iTWire.com, Steve Jobs, the Apple chairman who died this month, exploited a loophole in California vehicle law to legally drive without license plates.
A foreigner can quite legally drive a car registered in his Russian friend's name with local number plates to look anonymously, perhaps more safely, Russian.
