'reckless drive' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to driving in a way that is reckless or dangerous. For example: "The authorities have cracked down on reckless driving in response to a recent accident involving a speeding vehicle."
He nets a backhand to make it 40-30 and then sends a reckless drive volley into the net.
Griner blocked a reckless drive by Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride, dropped in a layup, grabbed an offensive rebound and hit a follow shot as the Bears went up by 20-10.
He contrasts Saddam Hussein's reckless drive for power with what he calls the "conservatism" of Soviet leaders to argue that the success of deterrence during the cold war is not a useful precedent for dealing with Iraq.
The subject of (3.21) might be rendered logically as something like Ka -ly(recKa -ly(drecklesswhere Ka reifies action-predrivees, and -ly transforms a monadic predicate intension into a subsective predicate modifier.
Kevin Pietersen and Trott followed soon after lunch, the former edging an expansive shot to second slip for 14 and the latter deflecting an equally reckless drive on to his stumps.
Another child told of a harrowing disclosure experience with her mother who, shortly after having a fight with her father late at night, took her 10-year-old daughter on a speeding, reckless drive that caused her daughter to fear for her life: "I was utterly terrified".
Officer John Chafee added that Todd "was taken into custody and is being charged with DUI Less Safe, Reckless Driving and Possession of Marijuana".
This is how a consortium of opponents, including Shiva, characterized the issue in a position paper titled "Reckless Driving: Gene Drives and the End of Nature": Imagine that by releasing a single fly into the wild you could genetically alter all the flies on the planet — causing them all to turn yellow, carry a toxin, or go extinct.
When I started driving, mom made sure I remembered that if I ever got pulled over for my reckless driving habits, to drive to a well-lit public space before stopping so there will be witnesses should things escalate.
Here's the full list, showing how various tickets will affect your rates, on average: 1. Reckless driving: 22 percent 2. Driving while under the influence: first offense: 19 percent 3. Driving without a license or permit: 18 percent 4. Careless driving: 16 percent 5. Speeding 30 m.p.h.
They know that the Knicks are being driven by rookies and young players, and that's reckless driving at best.
