drive-through|drive through in English
adjective
pertaining to business transactions made with customers who drive up to a window and stay in their cars; done quickly
Use "drive-through|drive through" in a sentence
1. Don't drive through that puddle.
2. Did you drive through a shootout?
3. Drive hardened steel pin through magazine, chamber and frame.
4. Taylor took me for a drive through the town.
5. She ran up the drive, splashing through the puddles.
6. The drill accesses through a sewer main off Paris Drive.
7. Their mutual recognition prompted Brown to drive through the stoplight.
8. How does she drive a slender tube through solid wood?
9. Today, I went through the drive through at Dunkin Donuts and asked for an iced coffee.
10. So we can just drive through the city, making a beat.
11. A drive through the countryside is balm for a weary soul.
12. Haven't you been told it's dangerous to drive alone through riffraff?
13. Lori and me, we used to drive through neighborhoods like this.
14. Learn how to purchase more storage through the Google Drive app.
15. Outside, a sizeable iron drive-wheel projects through the front wall.
16. 3 The new road obviates the need to drive through the town.
17. The "turned" (Asymmetric) columns resulted in a much narrower drive through width
18. Someone hit the fucking warp drive, and I'm trying to navigate through the blur.
19. Then he could sleep through the drive and the laborious business of make-up.
20. It was sheer insanity to try to drive through the mountains in that thunderstorm.
21. Accountants drive business decisions through the accurate, orderly management of finances and cash flow.
22. Through the trees I could see a man pushing a barrow along the drive.
23. It took firemen two hours to cut through the drive belt to free him.
24. The video in each case showed an unobstructed view through the windscreen of a car during the drive through the junction.
25. Most visitors arrive through Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), located about a 30-minute drive