Drive numa frase em (in ingles)
- He had to drive a.
- It was a short drive.
- He had to drive to.
- He would take a drive.
- I parked in the drive.
- We pull into the drive.
- It was a glorious drive.
- He will drive me crazy.
- It is a long drive home.
- We could drink & drive.
- My drive home was awful.
- Why? I like to drive.
- It would drive her mad.
- I drive all the time.
- He wanted the USB drive.
- I seen you drive up.
- I drive past the house.
- Just had a long drive!.
- I found the drive very.
- I hardly use that drive.
- March, you drive the car.
- The drive home is silent.
- The flash drive is gone.
- On the drive out there.
- I drive an unmarked car.
- We pulled into the drive.
- You'd have to drive them.
- Aviv? Bit of a long drive.
- I hear a car on the drive.
- You mean to drive me to.
- I still have to drive.
- It was a long drive –.
- I watched her drive away.
- Keep the car and drive it.
- Teacher will drive me out.
- The glasses drive her nuts.
- Next, drive to the library.
- It is used to drive nails.
- We can still drive away.
- Jayson pulls into the drive.
- She’s too drunk to drive.
- He shifted into drive and.
- He said that the drive to.
- Drive him fast to his tomb.
- Now shut up and drive!.
- I have to drive you home.
- I raced out the drive way.
- Would you like to drive?
- I shifted the car to Drive.
- The drive home will fly by.
- Ingrid would drive this time.
- Allen Drive and the bus stop.
- Dan-e-o could drive this car.
- Julie put the van in drive.
- She would have to drive to.
- The ensuing drive down the.
- That would drive me crazy.
- Stay alert and drive safely.
- It had a circular drive way.
- Its hunting drive is strong.
- I would drive them, but….
- No way she wanted to drive.
- On the four-hour drive home.
- It was kind of a long drive.
- He wanted to drive with her.
- The basement of 7 Ocean Drive.
- The drive home was uneventful.
- After they leave, drive out.
- Then they would drive their.
- And then drive a 3-inch (75.
- And the men to drive them.
- Then we drive to Cala Ratjada.
- The drive took thirty minutes.
- This time you must drive it.
- It used to drive Ember crazy.
- There’s a USB drive inside.
- He settled down to the drive.
- The drive in traffic and an.
- I have to drive, she said.
- It was a long drive to Walgett.
- You can now drive out of here.
- She was barely able to drive.
- The drive home was a quiet one.
- He reversed back off his drive.
- This is the instinctive drive.
- And I promise to drive slowly.
- Another quick drive onto the.
- Then connect rod drive motors.
- And, only she had to drive it.
- The drive home was uneventfull.
- He’s heading for Ocean Drive.
- Drive more carefully then too.
- The long drive that was very.
- It was called Deep Port Drive.
- The drive took no time at all.
- Once in standard drive, they.
- It was only on the hard drive.
- Are you blockin' the drive?
- Convince her to let us drive.
- Yes, but stop by Rodeo drive.
- He meant he was driving.
- Mind you, he was driving.
- And good driving is no.
- She was driving him to.
- He was driving me crazy.
- From now on, I'm driving.
- She was driving me crazy.
- That woman is driving me.
- He's driving way too fast.
- I refocused on my driving.
- That was some cute driving.
- Helen was driving the Volvo.
- This was driving me insane.
- I was driving to Freedom!.
- Within a two hour driving.
- Driving in a teasing way.
- It was driving us apart.
- Maybe he was driving me mad.
- The man in the driving seat.
- The only two driving forces.
- And then driving down here.
- I have a hard time driving.
- Driving what he slyly calls.
- While driving around at 2 a.
- One day she was driving by.
- Eric needs that for driving.
- His driving was not properly.
- He was driving his own wife.
- My father driving, so stolid.
- I’m driving you home later.
- I’m driving back in my car.
- Do more walking than driving.
- Driving himself nuts with it.
- TAME THE DRIVING TIGER IN YOU.
- He had grown used to driving.
- The condom was driving me nuts.
- He was driving me up the wall.
- He insisted on driving me home.
- Nicole was driving home when.
- Her job was driving her crazy.
- Samantha would do the driving.
- I wouldn't try driving though.
- What is driving their decisions.
- You are driving me mad, Rowena.
- Now God is on the driving seat.
- There's a male mind driving it.
- I’m not driving in this shit.
- The woman was driving in a car.
- Saw them driving with Richards.
- Then, he went to truck driving.
- Only if I’m driving, Vince.
- The guy driving it works for us.
- We were driving along the road.
- No, but he knew I was driving.
- I knew I shouldn’t be driving.
- Basics of the Game – Driving.
- The woman was driving him potty.
- And I abhorred the fast driving.
- John here was doing the driving.
- Chang was driving, in her T-shirt.
- But I’m driving, I added.
- I couldn't wait to start driving.
- I’m driving to Oklahoma City.
- Driving away was impossible, so.
- You're driving me insane, Chev.
- The rain began to lash, driving.
- I continued driving without fear.
- What the hell are you driving at?
- You shanks are driving me nuts.
- The next day saw me driving again.
- He was the one who was driving.
- The one I was driving was an old.
- Vasant concentrated on his driving.
- To best monitor driving behavior.
- Highway driving is fast, but dull.
- They were driving into the harbour.
- They forbid the men from driving.
- The four of us alternated driving.
- Oh, this guy is driving me nuts!.
- It feels funny driving over there.
- No way was I driving at that thing.
- It’s driving me around the bend.
- He was drunk while he was driving.
- Your scent is driving me crazy.
- The legal limit for driving was 0.
- Xen was put in charge of driving.
- Girl, that was some sick driving.
- We were a large family, driving a.
- No, Robert, you’re not driving.
- You're not driving in that state.
- Gideon had been driving ever since.
- Driving has been so bad in the car.
- Not only will you be driving more.
- I can see what you’re driving at.
- He pulled away and started driving.
- This meant he would be driving the.
- It was a bit dull driving back alone.
- We've been driving less than 10mins.
- Rakesh hastily got his driving seat.
- One of the guys was driving for him.
- Then driven to a G.
- The C driven R-H brain.
- Of false E driven only.
- The way that we driven.
- The mob had been driven.
- Chris had driven me home.
- They had been driven deep.
- Men are driven to absurd.
- Driven out (he is always.
- The count had driven off.
- I had driven all that way.
- Driven by revenge and spite.
- Behold, you have driven me.
- The F flat driven influence.
- I have driven her to this.
- He seemed to be driven to it.
- His E driven left hemisphere.
- The powers of hell be driven.
- I was driven to the point now.
- Eventually the car was driven.
- The youth have been driven away.
- You would have driven him away.
- Faustine had been driven north.
- Waking E driven conscious brain.
- I could have driven myself home.
- The boys were driven back twice.
- The mighty F flat driven dollar.
- They had slowly driven through.
- She was driven through the woods.
- However, most women are driven.
- Driven by covetousness and greed.
- Blake had actually driven out to.
- The memory of the bard was driven.
- He was driven home in my carriage.
- Princess and not the greed driven.
- He is very driven and intelligent.
- It was like a sword being driven.
- Especially if you'd driven by at.
- Not one single car has driven by.
- You will be a driven man or woman.
- It was driven through her stomach.
- A cart is driven by an individual.
- Physically we were driven together.
- They were driven back to their car.
- Have you driven them before?
- Weylyn is driven by darker motives.
- Customer driven campaigns are the.
- He was driven by moral imperatives.
- These were a people driven to the.
- Automobiles have driven out coaches.
- And sensational driven news reports.
- She knows her son is driven to hell.
- Every action, even those driven by.
- Between the E driven present emotion.
- But gradually they were driven back.
- Tdeshi was a very driven individual.
- You’ve driven that one, too?
- The cab had driven up, and I left him.
- She and Landon must have driven away.
- Becky was driven like a little slave.
- But she'd never driven a boat before.
- I have driven this since I was eight.
- I tell you, I have driven them forth.
- Carrying a negative (E driven) charge.
- Bad culture is driven by bad impulses.
- This stake must be driven through her.
- This trendis driven not only by more.
- Men will be forever driven by plowing.
- We were put on a truck and driven away.
- He could have flashed it and driven on.
- He had driven his truck, hadn't he? He.
- This output is driven to approximately 1.
- His anger had driven him, however, and.
- I was driven mad with dread and horror.
- They also asked for a chauffeur driven.
- My point is, they’re driven, you see?
- They were driven by more than birthright.
- The boy would be driven home by a friend.
- Business is driven by transaction revenue.
- Louie was driven to the Radio Tokyo studio.
- It is a machine driven by the fear of man.
- In fact, anything you sell can be driven.
- She had driven down with our rubber boots.
- It's the year she was driven off the ranch.
- She was driven off, by old Johnny, himself.
- When the mountains are driven away;.
- Thereafter they will be driven to Paradise.
- Jamison had just driven off in his carriage.
- A nation like this cannot be driven to war.
- Any that are any good are probably driven.
- Kate was driven out to see him once a month.
- Louis Borsi (UK) has built and driven a 9.
- Still driven by a need to be sure, I called.
- I’ve driven cross country on book tours.
- They were driven to a torture house, where.
- He may have driven his cost-cutting too far.
- Driven just enough to keep the battery alive.
- That raft will be driven across the sea and.
- To me, this whole process was Divinely driven.
- The people there refuse to be driven by fear.
- Drives of the Old West.
- This is what drives me.
- He drives the knife home.
- A new guy always drives.
- Mary drives her car away.
- LOVE IS WHAT DRIVES LIFE.
- And drives the horse away.
- It drives my parents crazy.
- It drives my friends crazy.
- It drives me out of my mind.
- The EPA erased hard drives.
- This firing drives out the.
- That woman drives me nuts.
- She drives me round the bend.
- Left hand scoops, body drives.
- It drives them all to madness.
- That drives it into the ditch.
- She gets in the car, drives away.
- She gets in her car, drives away.
- And who drives the wind?—Heat.
- Boy, that stuff drives me crazy.
- The car behind me drives past me.
- Drives within me my rush to tame.
- The same is true for hard drives.
- Long trail drives from Texas to.
- He drives for my ex-wife, Daphne.
- And productive fear drives action.
- But he drives home anyways?
- He enters: to the mill he drives:.
- That kind of stuff drives me crazy.
- Hell, she drives it out in traffic.
- It drives itself, the horse is gone.
- He went back to his long drives not.
- Hunger drives the wolves out of the.
- Florida) drives me absolutely bonkers.
- Chapter 14: Edward Thinks and Drives.
- They enjoyed taking drives about the.
- There is something else that drives.
- Those drives have always made me mad.
- It drives the wheel of modern economy.
- And who drives the water?—Again heat.
- I follow her and wave as she drives off.
- The memory of you drives me to despair.
- It is the engine that drives traffic!.
- He drives me up the wall, and has put.
- Trail taggers, tagged along trail drives.
- He's so fucking sexy it drives me crazy.
- Creating a Headline that Drives Traffic.
- Fear drives the ego, but love drives life.
- John drives his car somewhere in the city.
- The consumer’s dollar drives the market.
- I know! She simply gets in and drives off.
- What’s on his computer hard drives?
- He drives quickly on the highway to a hotel.
- This scenario drives the reality of why a.
- You know what type of car she drives?
- His voice rises as he drives home his point.
- He drives like a madman! Silas shouted.
- Mark glances into the rear view as he drives.
- He drives on, points out a freshly dug trench.
- The van drives away as soon as John is inside.
- But one thing drives out another, as you'll.
- The woman drives a hard but foolish bargain.
- Jesus further drives home this point when he.
- Hunger prevails over most of the other drives.
- Nor with the dread of sounding bows he drives.
- He drives a quality car and makes £60K a year.
- Force exerted to the rear of a horse drives it.
- The hyper drives had been tested and certified.
- We lost a bunch of hard drives to bullet damage.
- He winks and then drives backwards to the street.
- Justin drives away with a brief toot of his horn.
- He ties the Roadrunner to himself and drives off.
- And drives an ice pick directly into your heart.
- And I didn’t know what kind of car she drives.
- It’s insecurity that drives this ache within.
- The cost of hyper drives plummeted as demand grew.
- In other words, this is what drives the flow of.
- This drives the PC ratio to its highs on the day.
- What we are really looking for is what drives him.
- Thus, large capacity hard drives are required to.
- AN OLD CAR DRIVES BY AND ANDY STICKS HIS THUMB OUT.
- The American trail drives changed the face of the.
- It is what drives me away from other commitments.
- And the driver drives us to a place we are staying.
- This fact and the above is what drives contrarians.
- And now he was taking her for drives in the Bois!.
- He and I are seated in the back while Jonah drives.
- Failure to receive help from man drives Job to God.
- It’s a good thing he doesn’t fly like he drives.
- The concept of the conflicting drives for closeness.
- Of course Caleb drives a Hummer, I think as I get in.
- As this piece moves, it drives the other components.
- He drives the car and… Auntie Bea is also with me.
- And what drives all of this? Commercial advertising.
- How many movies could fit on twelve massive drives?
- Only, there Bulstrode holds the reins and drives him.
- That's what really drives me on a professional level.
- It drives millions upon millions into abject poverty.
- You have to realize that income growth drives housing.
- He drove back to D.
- We drove up to it.
- I drove to the gate.
- So, I drove up the.
- As, I drove off in.
- A few cars drove by.
- I just drove off and.
- We drove a long time.
- A: We drove toward St.
- I DROVE HOME IN A DAZE.
- As he drove away, he.
- As they drove out of.
- I drove the car into.
- They drove to the Hall.
- I drove out of the camp.
- We drove back to help.
- She drove home to study.
- The just drove off as.
- He drove to the circle.
- A patron drove me home.
- The car then drove away.
- A very old man drove it.
- David drove up next to.
- The car drove off a bit.
- Allan drove the jeep as.
- Number One Fan drove off.
- We drove back to Avignon.
- Drove him into the tree.
- Jiju drove the car again.
- So He drove out the man.
- She drove to the other.
- I waved as he drove away.
- Will drove on in silence.
- We drove up to my place.
- It drove to a warehouse.
- The car drove out of the.
- Then I drove to the Hall.
- It drove him to one knee.
- He drove up to the steps.
- The same man that drove.
- He pulled away and drove.
- Boy Scout! We drove away.
- Beth also drove this home.
- She drove to a shopping.
- Then he calmly drove away.
- I drove another few blocks.
- Jiju drove the car himself.
- Which drove his wife crazy.
- I drove her home about ten.
- Then I drove to Josie’s.
- I drove to the Market Cafe.
- What he saw drove him mad.
- Then they drove in silence.
- Mike drove on to the Lodge.
- We drove back in silence.
- I drove for a little while.
- She waved as he drove away.
- Then I drove out to the RTG.
- John drove into the shadow.
- He drove his friends crazy.
- The man drove a Land Rover.
- That suddenly drove it home.
- He drove towards the river.
- While we drove back, Lisa.
- A young man drove the cart.
- Well, he drove you there.
- She drove to Chinedu's home.
- It drove Cam batshit crazy.
- I drove us down a road to.
- We drove on to Fulrose Court.
- I leaned back in and drove.
- He drove off and headed home.
- When you drove off the road.
- Or drove and parked his car.
- Carter waved, and drove away.
- It drove me damn near crazy.
- I drove off heading for home.
- We drove in a tense silence.
- DENNY DROVE AROUND for hours.
- So we drove the car here.
- A moment later he drove off.
- I drove as fast as the wind.
- We drove a while in silence.
- It drove her coworkers crazy.
- He kicked once and drove off.
- This drove the price over 14.
- Then we drove for a long time.
- Justin drove it in once more.
- We drove al the way to Shimla.
- I still drove by and looked.
- I drove up to where Josh was.
- Then he drove to Wyoming and.
- Of course he drove a Porsche.
- I drove into the gas station.
- After one year, I drove her.
- I drove to the center of town.
- I drove off and that was that.
- I thought I drove you to.
- Just then, a truck drove past.
- She drove us about ten miles.