Sunday drive

Apparently it's no place to go for a Sunday drive.

Let's just say it's not a place where you'd want to go for a Sunday drive.

The use of the automobile for the Sunday drive began in the 1920s and 1930s.

"I was thinking more along the lines of a nice Sunday drive.

For a family of four, that is a $32 Sunday drive for what used to be free.

Maybe his boys are bored, out for a Sunday drive."

If we want to get out our aggression, we can go for a Sunday drive.

The long road is not always the best one to take if your idea of a Sunday drive is to see the sights.

It was a horsedrawn cart, a fisherman's family out for a Sunday drive.

IT can start in rush-hour traffic or on a Sunday drive.

Families out for a Sunday drive would usually go by the Stock Sale.

Henry Ford was an advocate of the Sunday drive.

"The contact was unfortunate, but I was there to race, not just go for a Sunday drive."

"The majority are low-miles cars, parked when new and only used for special occasions like Sunday drives," he said.

Take a Sunday drive and you will be surprised to see that the burned-out Bronx is largely gone.

Moscow is positively bloated, for even in the best of times this was not a place for a leisurely Sunday drive.

After swimming with sharks, the Nextel Cup must seem like nothing more than a Sunday drive.

"Take me for a Sunday drive."

It is a popular destination for people from Sydney for a weekend excursion or a Sunday drive.

The typical tire-fixing occurred on remote dirt roads, where my father frequently took us on Sunday drives.

She imagined a fair-sized house with a tennis court, the sort of prosperous white house that one saw on Sunday drives through the suburbs.

Just a Sunday drive.

How shah I dress:" ia Californian out for a Sunday drive."

I had been teaching in Tokyo for a couple of months when a Japanese colleague invited me for "a short Sunday drive."

His strong hands were steady on the wheel, his expression as calm as if he were out for a Sunday drive.