100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "drive"

Definition

The verb Drive means to operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle, or to cause a person or thing to move in a specified way. It can also refer to motivating or propelling someone towards a particular goal or action.

Synonyms

• Operate
• Steer
• Propel
• Navigate
• Control
• Guide
• Command
• Direct
• Motivate
• Push

Antonyms

• Park
• Halt
• Stop
• Cease
• Restrain
• Detain
• Block
• Inhibit
• Delay
• Prevent

Examples

1. I love to drive along the coastline during sunset.
2. Please drive carefully in the rain.
3. He learned to drive at the age of sixteen.
4. They drive to work every day to avoid public transport.
5. Can you drive me to the airport tomorrow?
6. The new car can drive itself with advanced technology.
7. She likes to drive fast on the open highway.
8. I will drive you home if you’re feeling unwell.
9. He drove his friends to the concert last night.
10. The event will drive traffic to the local businesses.
11. She can drive all types of vehicles including trucks.
12. I prefer to drive my own car rather than taking a taxi.
13. They decided to drive through the mountains for a scenic view.
14. The teacher will drive the point home during the lecture.
15. It’s essential to drive safely, especially with kids in the car.
16. The team’s hard work will drive the project to success.
17. I can’t wait to drive my new car on the highway.
18. He was eager to drive after getting his license.
19. The storm could drive the boat off course.
20. She was motivated to drive herself towards her dreams.
21. He doesn’t know how to drive a manual transmission.
22. The GPS will help you drive in the right direction.
23. I plan to drive to the mountains for a weekend getaway.
24. You should always drive within the speed limit.
25. She wanted to drive home the importance of education.
26. They drove around the city to explore new neighborhoods.
27. He will drive the kids to school every morning.
28. The new policy will drive change in the organization.
29. I’ll drive you if you’re too tired to take the bus.
30. Can you drive the meeting forward with your ideas?
31. The coach’s speech helped drive the team’s motivation.
32. She learned to drive stick-shift during her summer job.
33. They decided to drive instead of flying to save money.
34. He likes to drive with the windows down and music up.
35. The sales campaign is designed to drive more customers to the store.
36. I need to drive to the grocery store later.
37. She will drive the changes that the company needs.
38. Make sure to drive safely during the holiday season.
39. He drove the car over the speed bumps slowly.
40. They will drive to the beach for a relaxing weekend.
41. The movie's plot will drive the audience to tears.
42. I prefer to drive at night when there’s less traffic.
43. She used to drive a taxi before starting her own business.
44. He can’t drive until he passes his driving test.
45. The conference aims to drive innovation in the tech industry.
46. I love to drive through the countryside during fall.
47. They plan to drive across the country next summer.
48. The success of the project will drive future investments.
49. She likes to drive her friends around on weekends.
50. The storm will drive the waves higher than usual.
51. I’ll drive you to the clinic if you need medical attention.
52. He has been trying to drive his point across effectively.
53. The new features will drive sales for the product.
54. I will drive you there, just give me the address.
55. The study aims to drive awareness about mental health.
56. They drove through heavy traffic to get to the event.
57. She works hard to drive her career forward.
58. The car's performance allows it to drive on rough terrain.
59. He often drives his kids to soccer practice.
60. The manager will drive the team to meet their deadlines.
61. I always drive with my seatbelt on for safety.
62. The new initiative will drive engagement among employees.
63. They decided to drive to the mountains for skiing.
64. She felt nervous to drive in an unfamiliar city.
65. The advertisement is designed to drive consumer interest.
66. I usually drive to work to avoid public transportation.
67. He was able to drive the car despite the rain.
68. She wants to drive her message home during the speech.
69. The app helps you drive more efficiently by suggesting routes.
70. He enjoys to drive fast cars on the racetrack.
71. The project aims to drive economic growth in the region.
72. I will drive you to the party if you’re ready.
73. The coach tried to drive the team to victory.
74. It's important to drive responsibly at all times.
75. The road trip will drive us to new adventures.
76. She will drive her point home with compelling arguments.
77. He learned to drive efficiently in heavy traffic.
78. The plan is to drive innovation in the field.
79. They often drive to the city for shopping.
80. She can’t wait to drive her new sports car.
81. He will drive the discussion at the meeting tomorrow.
82. The new law aims to drive change in environmental policies.
83. I usually drive during the weekends for errands.
84. She was excited to drive on the open road.
85. The initiative aims to drive participation in community events.
86. He likes to drive with his favorite playlist on.
87. The new strategy will drive the company towards success.
88. She often drives her siblings to school.
89. The weather will drive our decision on whether to go out.
90. They will drive to the festival this weekend.
91. The data will drive our future marketing strategies.
92. She learned to drive during her summer break.
93. They drove for hours without taking a break.
94. The collaboration will drive results for both organizations.
95. I need to drive to the bank before it closes.
96. He uses public transport, but occasionally he will drive.
97. It's important to drive cautiously in bad weather.
98. She hopes to drive change in her community.
99. The new policies will drive efficiencies in operations.
100. I’m excited to drive through the national park next week.