| I'd like to know maybe if anyone has an idea for English drive-ins around the island of Montreal. |
| After unsuccessfully campaigning against daylight saving time, drive-ins began losing patrons due to late starting times in summer. |
| In their glory days, drive-ins expressed a particular, wacky strain of American imagination, their grandiosity and gadgetry revealing a culture captivated by technology. |
| I admire that the drive-ins are already available in Beijing, but not in Shanghai yet. |
| However, from the 1950s until their almost total disappearance in the mid-1980s, drive-ins occupied a unique place in popular culture. |
| Maybe it was a blip in history, with drive-ins and soda fountains, that's gone for good. |
