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drove

[drohv] / droʊv /


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Kerri “always had a smile and a big wave” when she drove down the short, gravel-dirt road known as Bruin Way and passed by her neighbor Rebecca Lopez, a retired high school administrator.

From Los Angeles Times

They later drove to Bondi where they parked and placed the flags on the inside of the front and rear windows, police alleged.

From BBC

One of the two cars involved in the crash reportedly drove away from the scene.

From Los Angeles Times

"He took a shower, he drove himself to hospital. A broken jaw is very common in sports, particularly in boxing or MMA. The recovery time is four to six weeks."

From BBC

On Dec. 1, he rented a car in Boston and drove to Brown’s campus in Providence, R.I., where a custodian saw him in a bathroom near the lecture hall, according to an affidavit.

From The Wall Street Journal