Sentence examples for takes a driving from inspiring English sources

Then Angel steps up - and takes a driving iron!

It also asks whether political demonstrations in Ethiopia could herald greater freedom, reviews two books on Somalia's Shabab, and takes a driving test in Nigeria.

"Redline" tells a simple story: high rollers bet on car races along the Los Angeles-Las Vegas corridor; an Iraq veteran (Nathan Phillips) returns home to find his brother in trouble with a counterfeiter; a singer (Nadia Bjorlin) raised near a racecourse takes a driving gig to secure a record deal; she is coerced into driving for the crook; the ex-soldier must liberate her.

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.

It was the day of my maiden public speech and I was doing it at the Hay festival: like taking a driving lesson in a Ferrari.

Mamel complained that the road was too narrow and that people were being killed by speeding drivers who had probably never seen a paved road before, didn't have a license, and most certainly had never taken a driving lesson.

While laws vary from state to state, graduated licensing programs usually assign a permit at age 16, after the teenager has taken a driving course; certain hours, mostly from midnight to 5 a.m., are blocked for driving.

A Cornwall resident, Sue Bamford, 45, told the Guardian that one of the Russian airplanes had definitely entered British airspace as she had seen it flying inland while taking a driving lesson.