Sentence examples similar to wanting in drive from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in wanting to drive home the point that Atlanta rap music is as significant as New York and Los Angeles rap, producers forgot to close the ties that bind Southern rap into a genre.

"Nobody wants to drive in a limousine in a situation like this," he said.

For those who want to drive in the Soviet Union or elsewhere in Eastern Europe, change is indeed rapid.

Vicki Farrell of Auto Europe in Camden, Me., a broker for European rental companies, said agencies in West Germany might refuse to rent a luxury car to people who wanted to drive in Eastern Europe and even some places in Western Europe because of high theft rates.

You can almost hear the derision now: If yuppies in Berkeley want to drive funny new plug-in cars, why do we have to pay for it?

"I think nobody wants to drive in a condition they shouldn't drive in, but I think we all feel like we are our own best judge to determine if we should drive or not," he said.

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Meanwhile, Volkswagen in China used a crowd-sourcing gambit in 2012 to find out what vehicles customers might want to drive in the future.

Many people from outside the city who wanted to drive in the capital asked residents if they would register cars in their names.

Everything about a racing operation has to be convenient; people don't want to drive in traffic". Minor said he spends hours looking for open spaces in urban areas that might be potential sites for a racetrack.

Everyone wanted to drive in a space-age bubble.