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Drove in sentence

831 examples of Drove in a sentence

And I drove up to her house of freedom in upstate New York, and she had planted apple trees, and when I was there on a Sunday, they were blooming.
And I want to show you what I saw when I drove across to the north of the island: a pile of life jackets of those who had made it to shore.
She was three months pregnant when she packed up a suitcase, piled in her five children and drove to neighboring Jordan, not knowing what the future held for her and her family.
We hopped into my car and drove over to Rooh's apartment.
Even in this condition, attractive faces drove neural activity robustly in their visual cortex, despite the fact that they were thinking about a person's identity and not their beauty.
These divisions bothered me deeply, and they drove my career choices.
And then 12 hours later, we rented a car, as we had planned to, and drove back to Natasha's village.
He had grown up on this block, and so you could imagine when he drove past and saw one of its last remaining houses mysteriously change colors overnight, it was clearly not a Crown Royal bag involved, it was a secret beacon from Prince.
And once I revealed that in fact this project had absolutely nothing to do with Prince, Eric nodded in seeming agreement, and as we parted ways and he drove off, he said, "But he could still come!"
You know, I'll bet those of you who drove here tonight, you probably wore your seat belt.
And then they hopped in it, turned the little electronic key, rather than the real key, zipped home on their new superhighway, and drove straight into a garage that looks like a Tudor castle.
He relived the day that he left the courthouse and he drove home and he went to put his key in his door and unlock it, and he said he literally broke down.
It drove us to the moon.
I drove into this war with little information.
Government forces drove into the jungle to attack a town sheltering a militia.
The government denied that it was committing any violence, but I continually drove through towns where people described government massacres from a day or a week before.
Two weeks later, I slowly and anxiously drove into an isolated militia headquarters, a town called PK100.
I'm back in my truck, and we drove over the Brooklyn Bridge.
And there's the first little cam that drove Furby.
My friend Evan told me that when he was a kid and his parents drove through this neighborhood, he would duck down in the back seat.
I was asked by Chris to talk about some of the big issues, and so I figured I'd start with the three that at least drove me to do this.
I got to drive this with a chaperone from the company, a professional race car driver, and we drove around the canyons outside of Los Angeles and down on the Pacific Coast Highway.
But if you drove across town, you could get it for 30,900.
The gospel of success drove me to achieve, to dream big, to abandon fear.
And that kind of passion drove me into very serious play, a kind of play I could never do now because I'm too well-educated.
And, you know, I'm just thinking, "Oh, my god, my whole family got in a van and drove down here from Pennsylvania."
We drove from our home in South Jersey to Colonial Williamsburg.
A second patient to that same clinic, a trucker, drove three days with a raging infection, only coming to see me after he had delivered his merchandise.
Unfortunately, Galen’s ego drove him to believe that all his discoveries were of the utmost importance.
This is Motor Ritz Towers in Manhattan in the 30s, where you drove up to your front door, if you had the guts.
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