Sentence examples similar to stick driving from inspiring English sources

Many Cubans hardly ever move, and they often are stuck driving crumbling Soviet-era cars bought from state dealers.

Johnson was stuck driving an old Chevrolet that was slower than the Pontiacs at Daytona that year.

Or, to put it more directly: when you're stuck driving in circles in a parking garage, it tells you exactly where to find the nearest available space.

It's just the sort of subtle differences that the elite won't notice and that are guaranteed to crush the egos of those poor near-billionaires stuck driving their now passe regular Veyrons.

As well as carrots there are sticks driving websites to shift to HTTPS.

Plus, all of the cars on Skurt are less than two years old, so you're never stuck driving an old car that may break down.

Owners agree to give 48 hours' notice if they want to use their planes; if the planes are already booked, owners can hop into whatever is available in Kavoo's fleet or be stuck driving.

I said in passing to my husband and other son that the next time that Matt would be driving back to our home in Massachusetts it would be after graduation and he would be stuck driving with me.

I remember the time I raged internally because I was stuck driving around our new middle eastern city, trying to find the emergency room, when he was nowhere to be found.

On the way to the Tampa Airport I missed my turn and was stuck driving over a 50-mile long bridge just to make a U-turn (maybe not the best designed road system…).

Ashley's 2014 Jetta tdi was one of the cars included in Volkswagen's "Diesel Dupe" scandal and she is now stuck driving a car that is significantly more poisonous to the environment than suggested by the manufacturer at time-of-sale.