Sentence examples for tv driving from inspiring English sources
Mercer is now retired and lives in her farmhouse sewing, watching tv, driving about with friends, or reminiscing with visitors.
Indeed, sociologists report that Americans have added to the traditional big three "eating occasions" - breakfast, lunch and dinner - an as-yet-untitled fourth that lasts all day long: the constant sipping and snacking while watching TV, driving, and so on.
And then somewhere around 62, you realize that you have an assortment of eyewear for computer use, reading, watching TV, driving at night and driving during the day.
MD is a chronic, largely untreatable eye condition which leads to loss of central vision needed for tasks such as reading, watching TV, driving, recognising faces.
Patient satisfaction criteria were spectacle independence for: reading newspaper, reading books, watching TV, driving at day time, driving at night time, shopping at the supermarket, performing computer work, performing house and garden work and performing fine work.
Mr Azcárraga's Televisa has about 70% of the terrestrial television market in Mexico, and almost half of pay-TV, driving up the prices of advertising and subscriptions.
Being a bad amateur musician is no worse than being a bad amateur golfer, or sitting around watching TV, or driving a bucket of balls into a TV (assuming it is your own TV).
Reading this quote about the impact of TV on children, I knew exactly what the analyst was talking about: "When a whole roomful of children have TV scripts driving their play, the play is between many separate children each alone with their invisible script, rather than many children creating something together, and flexing with each other's ideas".
With football TV money driving Syracuse's move to the A.C.C., the university left longtime basketball rivals like Georgetown, St .John's and Villanova behind.
How conscious were you of trying not to make this story too direct and obvious of an implication — i.e., TV is driving us mad.
It has to make these changes if it is to be useful when watching TV or driving a car at speed.
