Sentence examples for points driving from inspiring English sources

At around 3 45 a.m., he began the drive back, Mr. Weil said, at some points driving up to 78 miles per hour, the bus's maximum speed, in a 50 m.p.h.

Bryant scored 9 of those points, driving the lane for a layup to cut the deficit to 78-77.

Heading into Sunday's race in Indianapolis, he is 35th in points driving for a small team that struggles to keep up with the multicar juggernauts of the sport.

He competed in 19 races and finished a commendable 12th overall with 49 points, driving a decent but unreliable Toro Rosso which frequently let him down.

Gubbins recorded his second consecutive century at Lord's to guide Middlesex to full batting points, driving beautifully through extra cover and playing with patience and panache.

In closed enforcement proceedings, S.E.C. officials said, he could obsess over seemingly obscure points, driving an already overworked enforcement staff of the commission to deep distraction -- much of it, in the minds of some officials, unnecessary.

A case in point: driving long distances instead of flying.

Its Road Trips section offers point-to-point driving directions and descriptions for about 400 destinations.

At one point, driving through a forest, we were nearly engulfed by waves of tiny white butterflies, which for a moment we thought were snowflakes.

The final stretch up a dirt track that follows is a series of bumps, near-vertical slopes and, at one point, driving straight through a river.

The Italy striker had been Serie A's leading scorer up to that point, driving Fiorentina's challenge for third place.