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Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• I'm not exactly sure what you're driving at.
• Just last month another speeding ticket for driving at 104 miles per hour.
• I just don't like driving at night.
• I don't like driving at nights, Tommy.
• Mr. Cole said Laura was driving at an excessive speed.
• Driving at night always is, but driving with you and Phillip now might have an additional element of suspense.
• I see what you're driving at, but this was an unforeseen emergency.