Or: Sad "loves driving into this emptiness" and his eyes are "bluer than holes in blue".
For my part, I particularly liked seeing the excellent Tom Courtenay as William Dorrit, one of Dickens's memorably self-important blusterers, and Eddie Marsan, who played the sad, seething driving instructor in "Happy-Go-Lucky," doing a turn as a rent collector with some similar qualities and a surprising streak of something else — empathy, perhaps.
Careful driving is safe driving.
During the bridge Rhys sings the lines "Oh the monkey puzzle tree has some questions for the watchdogs of the profane, and I ask, is it sad that I'm driving myself mad as this fire in my heart turns blue".
Republican debt-ceiling antics in the United States further undermined investor confidence in Europe, driving home the sad truth that even countries with strong credit ratings can be driven toward default by shortsighted politicians.
Hit the markets in North and Central Florida on your way down, and it's a sad, quiet eight hours of driving on your journey back to reality.
It's very sad that money has become the driving force for just about everything.
Why, then, do I find myself inexorably drawn to playing driving games, or even sadder, watching videos of people playing them?
It's not scarcity that is driving Friends-mania, it's sad nostalgia, pure and simple.
He said that Defoe's appeal arguments were based on "sad and ill-conceived technical points," and said the driving ban should come into force.
