Sentence examples for to driving around from inspiring English sources

He took viewers on a tour of his house and referred to driving around town in a Ferrari or Bentley.

Tunell had taken to driving around up there at night, aching, like Richard Dreyfuss in "Close Encounters," for another glimpse.

In recent years, staff members of Community Board 1 have taken to driving around Astoria in spring to view the growing number of sidewalk cafes.

Steven Fox, the American investigator, had discovered that while Thiam was minister he took to driving around Conakry in a Lamborghini.

"We'd been used to driving around in two unmarked vans, jumping out, shooting, getting one take, jumping back in the van and running away — and then later getting sued".

As the economy limps along and more attention is paid to the so-called 1 percent, some of the richest New Yorkers have taken to driving around in vehicles that ooze neither wealth nor privilege.

"I just figured the best way to market myself was to be driving around town with a sign that said: 'Hey, help me!

To someone driving around the neighborhood this week, no other block appeared to have so many middle- and late-19th-century villas, sitting on what now seem enormous lots.

Talking to himself, driving around all day in the rain.

"He'd listen to them driving around in his car".

It was unrealistic to be driving around in a Porsche any more.