Sentence examples for opt to drive from inspiring English sources

As incomes rise, more shoppers will opt to drive to large, air-conditioned stores and load up on groceries.

While the N.T.S.B. says children under the age of 2 "should be afforded the same level of protection as all other persons," the F.A.A. has rejected the recommendation several times, saying that parents unable to afford tickets for their young children would opt to drive rather than fly, resulting in more highway fatalities.

If you opt to drive the hour or so from Porto, consider taking at least a short boat trip from Régua or further upstream at Pinhão.

Many visitors opt to drive down from the U.S. and do some sightseeing along the way.

Giving police the authority to ticket anyone seen driving a car with less than three to four passengers would reduce the number of people who opt to drive into the city, Komanoff said.

She turned down a ride back to her house, opting to drive herself instead.

The change is widely believed to have been caused by concerned passengers opting to drive rather than fly.

If ever Yasir over-pitched, Cook opted to drive the ball past the diving left-hand of mid-off.

During his first stint as governor — he served from 1975 to 1983 — he abstained from using the governor's limousine, opting to drive himself to work in his personal car.

After the chaotic summer of airline delays in 2000, and the airport problems that developed in the months after Sept. 11, business travelers throughout the country say they have sometimes opted to drive, or take a train if available, on trips of about 150 to 400 miles that they used to make exclusively by airplane.

While most people who buy the desk are salespeople or real estate agents driving daily across a territory, the Grand Rapids, Mich., company is getting more customers who are opting to drive longer distances for business trips, says Kevin Bart, national sales manager.