Sentence examples for takes driving from inspiring English sources

The writer has not learned how to drive an automobile by the time she is 30, so she takes driving lessons.

Poppy takes driving lessons, and her sessions with a querulous instructor, Scott Eddie Marsann), turn into a moral and philosophical tussle.

This Belgian novel only nods toward plot; the hero takes driving lessons, falls in love, goes on a desultory journey and grapples with mechanistic modern reality.

Her apparently carefree approach to life slowly becomes more complex, not least when she takes driving lessons around north London with racist conspiracy theorist Scott (a volcanic performance from Eddie Marsan).

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY A single schoolteacher in London (Sally Hawkins) takes driving lessons from a young man (Eddie Marsan) who is her temperamental opposite — angry and embittered where she is irrepressibly optimistic.

By Mary Rudd The New Yorker, November 28 , 1959P. 173 The writer has not learned how to drive an automobile by the time she is 30, so she takes driving lessons.

Flight attendants should have to take driving lessons for their food and beverage carts.

"I think in general, most of us take driving for granted," he said.

Take driving issues home or, if necessary, to a marriage counselor.

One of my favorite mental snaps is one I "took" driving back to New York City from New Orleans about 10 years ago.

You can't go out there and take driving for granted like you used to around here.