Sentence examples for to drive makes from inspiring English sources
And her inability to drive makes it nearly impossible for her to find work.
An office at home "encourages people not to drive, makes better utilization of space and provides better economy of time," said interior designer Jackie Jacobson of Creative Dimensions of Laguna Beach.
Connecting them would make it considerably easier to move between southern and northern New England and further energize passenger rail as demographics (including a huge increase in the number of old people and a new propensity of younger people not to drive) makes public transportation ever more important.
If you don't like to drive, make sure you are close to good public transportation.
Of course if you are concerned that your parent is not well enough to drive, make arrangements for them to get to the doctor or take them yourself.
If you intend to drive, make sure the kids have plenty of stuff to keep them occupied through the trip.
Similar to the way "Widows" makes its Chicago setting integral to the movie, "Drive" makes distinctive use of its locale.
Or being able to drive, and make driving mistakes, without getting killed by a cop.
How far do you have to drive to make all those shakes?
Mr Arnault himself, says a Carrefour executive, is helping to drive traffic, making frequent visits to check on its stores.
That's going to drive recruitment, make better technology and ultimately, profit.
