Sentence examples for you drive far from inspiring English sources

If you drive far enough to deplete the Roadster's battery pack, it can take up to 36 hours to recharge it using 120-volt household current, at a cost of about $5, according to Tesla.

Every summer as long as I can remember, I've visited my grandparents in Indianapolis, Indiana a modest, but friendly city surrounded by corn and soybean fields if you drive far enough in any direction.

The estimated 3p a mile running cost would more than halve my current expenditure, but the range of the car and the tiny interior makes it impractical for my family, and if you do wish to drive far, you'd have to make repeated stops to boost your battery.

Every angler knows that to get good fishing you have to drive far, paddle far, walk far.

Many hotels charge pet deposits or cleaning fees, and you may have to drive far off your route just to find some pet-friendly digs.

It sounds convenient but adds extra cost, particularly if you are not going to drive far and won't use the full tank you paid for.

As they say in the play, you don't have to drive far to see a cow.

There are today's automobiles — all those cheery call-us-for-car-disposal services make it seem as if clunkers just vanish into a blissful, tax-deductible afterlife, but you don't have to drive far into the suburbs to come across choked junkyards or rusting truck carcasses next to run-down houses.

You don't have to drive far.

"We don't drive far," Mrs. Ziolkowski said.

Far too many people drive far too many gas-guzzling, extremely polluting cars.