Sentence examples for would driving from inspiring English sources

That means travelers would spend as much time charging as they would driving.

"I could always upsell my tables' liquor and desserts," he said, using the industry term for swaying diners to order more than they normally would, driving up the bill and hence the tip.

"I'd avoid crowds, I'd avoid driving, I'd avoid going out at night," he told me the first time we spoke.

We would be driving along and he would shout out men's names.

While this would be a chore for many American drivers, it would make driving more enjoyable.

I would get in a one-way street, and I would keep driving backwards — it was so sick.

"We'd be driving along and someone would say: 'Look at the back end of that car.

He said he would be driving out on Saturday.

Another man said he would continue driving to get groceries.

Ana would be driving back to the city now.

There was every chance that Robertson would be driving back to Alabama by Independence Day.