noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
shovel the driveway/sidewalk etc American English (= shovel snow from a road or path )
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Everyone was out shoveling their sidewalks.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
park
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When they reached he house, Bernard's Ford was parked in the driveway .
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We park on driveways and drive on parkways.
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And even if you're parking it in your driveway or close to your home, lock and secure it at all times.
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Louis, Baltimore-were parked on driveways and lawns.
pull
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Johnny Boy was waiting for some one to pull into his driveway .
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Outside, a car had just pulled into the driveway .
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Fifty-One Julie Craig heard the car pull up in the driveway and hurried across to the landing window-to look out.
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Another pulled into her driveway and was bitten when she stepped out of the car.
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I pulled into the driveway of the third house on the right-hand side.
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Manion pulled into his driveway and turned off his car.
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And so, with a sigh, he pulled out of the driveway , then stared down the narrow one-way street.
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They pull into the driveway of an old, white Victorian house.
turn
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The sitting-room light at Lomond View was on as usual as she turned into the darkened driveway .
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He had already started to turn into his driveway , but now he paused.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And so, with a sigh, he pulled out of the driveway , then stared down the narrow one-way street.
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At the end of t he meandering driveway looms a towering, ruggedly stylish home and a towering, rugged lawyer.
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It makes me want to go out and shovel the dust out of the driveway .
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On the driveway up to the house, a Victorian mansion, two men are striding purposefully.
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So I walk down the uncleared driveway , feeling the cold snow crunch under the feet.
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The codes govern everything from how wide a driveway can be to how far back from the street something can be built.
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There is no cover for damage to terraces, patios, driveways, footpaths, garden walls and hedges.
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Twin doors approached via a shared driveway .