Sentence examples for making that drive from inspiring English sources

The thought of making that drive into town a few times a day just to make a phone call caused me stress.

Growing up, my family made that drive countless times to visit relatives who lived in Brooklyn and Long Island.

From the office, it can be a five-minute drive over the George Washington Bridge to Manhattan, but Mr. Crockman has never made that drive.

He was planning to make that drive last Sunday so he could head back to school.

The walk attracts tourists, but most locals step over — make that drive past — without noticing.

Next June, when the change in policy comes into effect, I plan to make that drive.

Information in legacy healthIT has little to say about the decisions the individual (or family member) makes that drive health outcomes.

Still, most aficionados of human evolution are unlikely ever to make that drive in person; and the next best thing is to do it in imagination, something that has now been made possible by the publication of Caves of the Ape-Men, by Ron Clarke and Tim Partridge.

Those who made that drive will be especially happy to find that the San Marino shop has a similar ice cream menu to the one posted in Burbank.

I can't remember what film I saw, but I made that drive so often eventually I could have done it bound and blindfolded.

This is the response we have been conditioned to provide in Southern California: As soon as it becomes difficult or time-consuming to drive somewhere, start thinking about ways to make that drive quicker and easier.