Sentence examples for the first driveway from inspiring English sources

The trailhead is in the parking lot at the first driveway on the left in Phoenix Mountains Park and Recreation Area: east on Squaw Peak Drive from Lincoln Drive between 22nd and 24th Streets.

It was a worthy detour in a tasting tour that started about an hour and a half north, at the Baumbergers' winery, which epitomizes the upstart nature of the state's wine scene.There were no signs on the highway alerting us to the approaching vineyard, and by the time I saw the canvas sign that said "Winery Open" clinging to a fence, I had already passed the first driveway.

To create a similar effect on a budget for a number of his projects, Mr. Weuste has installed cobblestones along the edges of the driveway and as a "driveway apron" (covering the first few feet of the driveway, where it connects to the road) and then used gravel for the rest.

The library was built in 1961 with a parking lot that uses a one-lane driveway for cars to enter and exit, and for nearly 40 years the library board had been asking the school district for a strip of land a dozen feet wide to make a second driveway.

"When you talk about buying a house with a common driveway, the first thing you're assuming is that you have the right to use the driveway," said William Selsberg, a real estate lawyer in Stamford, Conn ."But even that may not be a correct assumption".

When we pulled into the driveway, the first thing we saw was a huge tree branch lying sideways across our roof.

First, the driveway's electronic..

And while most crumbling, centuries-old houses have crumbling, centuries-old driveways — the first big check you have to write is to have the road redone so trucks carrying, say, your walls can actually get to you — Stellina's driveway is in great shape.

A security guard in the driveway was the first sign that something was going on.

Pulling timidly out of my driveway for the first time reminded me of being 16 again and practicing for my license with my dad in the old neighborhood.

I had barely made it out of our driveway when the first jar exploded all over the back seat of my father's brand-new Buick.