Sentence examples for means driving from inspiring English sources

Driving across a country often means driving across different elevations, climates and terrains.

In North Arlington, going out inevitably means driving.

But they prefer to shop in the store, even if it means driving through a downpour.

I have always wanted to try golf, if golf just means driving those funny little carts.

I know what he means: driving the Lotus fast — and in control — at Sepang was difficult.

It is much less appealing when it means driving home late, tired and in the dark.

"Agreeing to catastrophic measures means driving society to despair," said Yannis Panagopoulos, the head of Greece's largest private-sector union.

Even approaching Raiwind means driving through eucalyptus woodland, great clumps of bougainvillea and the odd banana tree.

A Big Mac attack or a Dunkin Donuts Coolatta craving means driving to next-door Naugatuck or Seymour.

For many people, that means driving a smaller car off the dealership lot than they have in the past.

That means driving out the Islamic State — but also making sure that the Syrian Kurds do not get there first.