He's leading the second.

Look, he's driving a Greek chariot.

He must have been driving pretty fast.

He hasn't driven a car in 20 years.

He does it for fun, though.

At the church door, however, they separated, he driving back to the Temple, and she to her own house.

He's in the middle of rushhour traffic and he acts like he's in the country.

At the church door, however, they separated, he driving back to the Temple, and she to her own house.

Fadil is riding his bicycle.

Something that drives curiosity.

The marquis drives fast.

He drives, huh?

He always drives.

I object. He's leading the witness.

Who's driving?

Now he flies airplanes.

There he's the project manager. Anything they do is certainly a team effort. He ran this program. Here's ...

Jack doesn't drive fast.

He drives very fast.

He drives his own car.

Tom drives an imported car.

He rides his tractor.

That's just going to make people come and rob me.

Lo que nos lleva al punto dos

That door leads onto a side porch.

Yeah, yeah. He drives a prowl car.

The trail leads over there.

My son was driving the car.

They drove up so fast.

Nobody's flying the plane!

My brother can drive a car.

I asked him not to drive so fast.

He often drives his father's car.

My father drives to work.

The president's son leads the special forces.

Mr. F was the first to enter the warehouse and was accosted by Officer P who identified himself and ordered him to surrender.

Innovation drives economic growth.

Leading the way what's leading the way?

Is there something driving this?

This leads to this question.

It's like the blind leading the clueless.

There's somebody driving this cab.

A horsedrawn convertible.

I have come to tell you there is a path leading through them from the north.

Whaddya mean, Who's flying the plane?