Sentences with phrase «to drive into»

Loved being able to walk just down the beach to a restaurant or a super short drive into town.
It's about a 20 minute drive into the city when there is no traffic, and there are excellent restaurants, temples, malls, and parks here that are family - friendly.
People know the difference when driving into a nice neighborhood, and a neighborhood that features million dollar homes.
A short drive into the countryside and travelers will discover the indigenous communities who produce beautiful arts and crafts they sell in the markets.
Good arguments, however, are not made any better by driving them into the ground.
The physical setup is simple: plug in a USB drive into the router's USB 3.0 port.
Driving into work on the first day with the car, people consistently commented on how expensive the car looked although it was not an expensive car.
I think the coaches had that plan in place that we would just work, and that was just kind of driven into us.
Just plug a USB hard drive into your console, and instantly you have all the storage you could ever need.
But it wasn't a fun drive, having to take care that we didn't drive into floods on unfamiliar dark roads.
So how can you protect yourself from a car driving into your living room?
Tell the British people what drove you into politics and why you need and deserve power.
They also have the ability to change to and from the all - wheel drive into rear - wheel drive for a superb fuel economy boost.
You will feel the privacy immediately after driving into the property.
They can pop the CD or flash drive into any public computer, and they can check email or browse the web without leaving tracks.
When a vehicle drives into the side of another vehicle, it can directly impact the area where passengers are most vulnerable.
If the company allowed efficiency to decline too far, it would be driven into bankruptcy by competitors, domestic or foreign.
Work on making your body feel better, don't just drive it into the ground.
This screen turned driving into a game, trying to record the best average.
This is important because you must ensure you have the money needed to continue paying rent each month and you also don't want to drive yourself into debt with unexpected costs.
What a great find - an easy drive into town and great pool.
The reduction in the wait period is largely pointless if claimants are driven into poverty before they're even accepted onto the benefit - and given no in - person help whatsoever.
Then, if you do not feel like driving into town for dinner, you are most welcome to join us for dinner.
Traffic information is also shown on the maps, letting you see the traffic jams before driving into them.
They also require an external power source, which means you'll need to plug your resulting external drive into the wall.
Simply make driving into the city less convenient and more costly than using short hop public transportation and you will reduce traffic within the city.
On the road it's fully composed in curves, and turns long hours driving into comfortable excursions.
This simple feedback mechanism turns city driving into a game instead of a chore.
Place the boxes in the back of the van by simply driving into it.
A metal bracket holds both solid state drives, the mechanical drive and the optical drive into place.
Once the kids were off to school, I turned the radio back up to commence the morning drive into work.
The device comes with a stake that gets driven into the soil next to a plant, as well as a clip that's placed onto a leaf.
When the war came, a lot of people were driven into hiding.
Behind the wheel training is when our trainers get to put defensive driving into action.
Getting the gene drive into the mosquitoes proved tricky; only two males out of more than 25,000 that were screened carried the drive.
It's surreal — who wouldn't want to drive into water?
This will make the potentially boring drive into something you both can have fun with.
He had been driven into political life partly by anger.
Our cells become resistant to insulin because there's too much there and too much driven into them.
I'm a mom whose grief over not being able to breastfeed nearly drove me into postpartum depression.
Continue driving into the ground with your feet to now bring your hips forward until they are over your feet.
The reason why car insurance companies take miles driven into account when setting rates is because the more you drive, the more at risk you are to be in an accident.
A convertible drives into showrooms in late 2016 or early 2017, and look for a C - class coupe shortly thereafter.
This property is centrally located and a quick drive into town and to the beaches.
But the acquisition gives each company a way to accelerate the development of autonomous driving into commercial reality.
Its greed drove it into the hedge fund business.

Phrases with «to drive into»

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