Sentence examples for will drive off from inspiring English sources

The next day, mother and daughter will drive off, leaving him behind.

Tom will drive off into the November afternoon today as Ray does a show in his memory.

They find his lecturing the Party on what has gone wrong irritating, and think that if he sticks to some of his positions he will drive off large parts of the Democratic constituency.

Ogling the scenery in "The Trip to Italy," you wonder if the men's small car — a Mini Cooper — will drive off the edge of a cliff, or if, when they board a yacht in the Golfo dei Poeti, someone will fall overboard and drown.

Meanwhile, Edoardo Molinari, the world No 21 who last year won the World Cup alongside his brother and Celtic Manor certainty Francesco, will drive off in the belief that only victory will see him selected above another of the stay-away quartet.

The wax positive is invested with a mold made of refractory materials and is then heated to a temperature that will drive off all moisture and melt out all the wax, leaving a narrow cavity between the core and the investment.

"Probably worried I'll drive off and leave her here," Hammy (Paul Sparks) says of one quick pickup.

But, as the Ted Kennedy joke goes, they'll drive off that bridge when they come to it.

You know, how when Grandma's driving the car, she has to keep her hands on the wheel and her eyes on the road or she'll drive off the road and end up in a ditch?" "Yeah, Grandma, but you're a really safe driver".

If often repeated, the politicians will inevitably drive off the cliff and create a cataclysm.

But once they are within the reach of the salesman, they will likely drive off in one of the more affordable, mainstream models – unless of course they actually wanna buy the Corvette.