Sentence examples for take a driving from inspiring English sources

The state duly sent a notice ordering her to take a driving test.

In October 1954 my roommate and I decided to take a driving trip across the United States.

My father called in early January to say that, on the eve of his eightieth birthday, he had been forced to take a driving test.

Those too pooped to pedal can take a driving wine tour with American Spirit Shuttle, 204 Fourth Street, in Clifton, (970) 523-7662, and other local operators.

In the UK, motorists have to declare whether or not they are fit to drive at the age of 70 and then every three years, but do not need to take a driving test or have a medical examination.

And yet we persist, when under pressure (which of us, in all honesty, would happily walk under a ladder on our way to take a driving test?), in trusting to charms that we then claim to dismiss as worthless.

Then Angel steps up - and takes a driving iron!

A man took a driving lesson on the grass in a borrowed car.

Garber and I took a driving tour of Austin when we met for the second time.

But it took a driving tour of Rombek on Friday morning to make him fully understand the town's plight.

Nearby, a young woman sat uneasily behind the steering wheel of a Toyota, taking a driving lesson, a freedom unknown in the rest of the city.