Sentences with phrase «day driving home»

And the next day we drove home in time to get Paul to the office in the afternoon.

The day I drive it home I had the neighborhood kids swarming around me almost immediately.

I'm still enjoying my Sonata as much as I did the day I drove it home.

I've had the car for almost two years, and it is still just as fun to drive as it was the day I drove it home, and I still look at it in awe as it sits in my driveway.

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She considers herself an ally and spokesperson for «mompreneurs,» and sets the tone by picking up her own kids — now aged eight, six and four — at the bus most days and by doing much of her work out of her home office (a six - minute drive from the Steeped Tea headquarters).

Assuming that you don't drive more than 400 miles per day, and will park at home, near your own charger, or will have access to chargers wherever you park your car, that's acceptable.

At the end of the day, she drives to her son's school, then drives him home, in the bright pink truck.

Becoming Warren Buffett will highlight the modest lifestyle of the 86 - year - old investor, who runs the world's fourth - largest public company, drives to work every day, and lives in a humble home in Omaha, Neb..

President Obama's next - day zingers, which sounded like he came up with them in the car on the drive home from the debate, did little to raise spirits among viewers of Nova and Masterpiece.

The news comes just days after Uber announced that it was testing its self - driving cars on the streets of Pittsburgh, the home of the company's Carnegie Mellon - based research and development center.

New York state last month passed a similar measure that makes it illegal to advertise apartments for fewer than 30 days in New York City, and lawmakers have pushed the federal government to take a closer look at Airbnb and other home - sharing sites on accusations of creating housing shortages and driving up rental costs.

The same people who protest international support for third - world countries saying «we need to take care of our own first» are ironically the same people who actually want to abolish food stamps, the WIC program, free school lunches, welfare and social security in the US, never mind the fact that the people who benefit from these programs are the ones who cut their lawns, clean their homes, serve their meals in restaurants, and build their houses, all while going home to a tiny apartment they share with 6 other people and finding nothing to eat in the house but a can of green beans because payday is still 2 days off and there's only enough gas in the car to get them to work the next two days, so driving around town for 2 hours trying to find an open food bank isn't an option.

One man who had driven up from California for one day was so impressed with the great spirit that he flew home and brought his entire family back.

When I was minutes out of graduate school and brand - newly twenty - four years old, I drove from West Virginia where I had been in school, down to Virginia to pick up my little brother from college, home to San Diego, and then I slept for an entire day.

I drove away from her home that day thinking how great it would be to have «a place.»

I may try to learn before I start classes if I find myself with the time and drive to do so, but I know that God can communicate His will to me through His word in the modern day Bible translation I carry on my phone, or read at home, or pick up from the church pew.

When we leave our workplaces at the end of the day, we have faith that we're driving to the home we left, despite the fact that we see houses being demolished (either peacefully or otherwise).

The next day you are back in Cape Town, in the shadow of Table Mountain, driving through a bright neighbourhood of middle class homes, with front yards, plantings, dogs, people chatting on front steps.

Coming home from our two day visit with my son, Owen and his lovely wife, Margaret, tired of driving on the Pennsylvania turnpike, my husband and I stopped at a rest area.

Heard you in an interview on Radio 5 Live with Dan & Sarah the other day whilst driving back home — great to hear how you have used food to help you back to health as I am attempting to do, too.

No, I don't drive 2 hours just to hit the fish market; instead, I plan day trips to the beach on the island and conveniently drop in the market on the way home — WIN - WIN!

After all that it was time for me to face reality (we were driving home the next day) so I set to work packing us food for the road.

That's why we spent three days looping around the region, trading driving duties as we filled our car with a world - class take - home haul.

And that seed of emotional awareness — now I may get in to some trouble for saying — is realising that I'm not one of those career driven women who want a high - powered job and hugely successful career to come home to at the end of the day (sure that would be nice).

These changes arise from seasonality, availability, or just what looks extra tasty that day, and the day spent cooking with Sean really drives home how many tiny decisions, additions, and improvements a single restaurant dish will see.

Many days I feel so removed from that side of myself - days when I leave the house in a hurry, sit at my desk and make decisions and answer emails and talk on the phone and go to meetings, and then drive home to throw something totally uninspired together for dinner before falling asleep scrolling through Instagram.

Driving home the other day, I wanted to pull over by the side of the road, on every curve, to take photographs.

For Team Massel, they were matched and then some by Zach Lessem who had a Home Run and drove in 3 on the day.

He has nobody to play with, but every day he stands in the shadow of the barn, batting balls into the empty chrome skies, and every day his dog, his faithful soft - mouthed yellow mutt, tirelessly retrieves his every grounder, his every pop fly, his every line drive and then, yes, his every epic home run...

Lamela then put the home side firmly in the driving seat just a few minutes later, as a pass from Heung - Min Son was turned home by the Argentine as he bagged his first strike in 504 days.

Bill Daniels, who wired up a multimillion - dollar fortune in cable television, drove over the Rockies from his home in Denver to Salt Lake City the other day to watch Manigault try out for his ABA champion Utah Stars.

On a sunny but blustery day on home turf a short drive from his Jupiter, Fla., residence, Woods got off to an uneven start when, even with an iron off the tee on the par - 4 second hole, he hit an errant shot into a hazard.

He went right out and got pulled over while driving drunk and told a cop on video that he needed to, and I'm quoting him here, «take a huge shit» two days before the Bucs» home opener last season.

He enjoyed the game, too, but driving home he told her that he prayed every day for Stumpy, and that she must do so as well.

But Art Sr. always came home on the weekends, and if at the end of a day he found himself as nearby as, say, Cleveland, he would always drive home.

So I was driving home the other day and thinking to myself, this might just be the least excited I've ever been ahead of a summer that will be overrun by the World Cup.

We always drove down and back in the same day to keep the expenses to a minimum so we'd get home late that night.

I very much look forward to the day where I can be home with my babies again and have them drive me stir crazy.

She was there waving from her porch the day we moved into our beloved little home on tree - lined Mt Royal Drive.

We ventured home to New Hampshire through Maine, spending the night at a lakeside cabin that we found on AirBNB in order to avoid another long day of driving.

It drove me bonkers, caused me stress, and I just gave up and stayed home some days.

One day we got home from an hour or so drive, got him out and set him down to walk inside, and he fell down crying in pain because his legs had been scrunched up for too long and cramped.

I get to wear boots and carharts to work, climb barrel stacks, drive a forklift, and return home stained purple at the end of the day.

laughter... and set out driving all over the state, gathering all the equipment and gear I needed (the folks at Bee Pride in Lebanon totally set us up while laughing with us, not at us, thankfully), putting it all together in a day, painting through the night and then driving (a whole long ways) to pick up those bees and bring them home... all with four kids in his charge and at his heels.

Her father does go out a lot with her on his days but I do not drive and all we do is stay at home.

During Don Mattingly's youth sports playing days his parents didn't question calls, shout instructions, criticize performances or dissect games on the drive home.

I do have a comment; you state that home birth is like driving without your child in a seat belt, my children go to school every day not in a seat belt.