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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at my driver" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to a driver, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "I left my bag at my driver’s seat."
Alternatives: "with my driver" or "beside my driver".
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One peeps through the window at my driver, his finger hovering close to the trigger of his gun.
"Raqqa 240 kilometres," says the official blue road marker which flashes past us, and I look at my driver – his name is Mohamed – and he casts me a look of both humour and palpable unease.
After some back and forth and a peek at my driver's license, the driver relented and I got my ride.
When I checked into my hotel, the fellow behind the front desk looked at my driver's license and said, "Houston, eh?
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He comes from the same racism that makes me paranoid, every single day of my life, whenever I leave my home, so paranoid that I may never come back alive, that I retreat to grab my wallet, or at least my driver's license, so that I can be properly identified if something should happen to me at the hands of the police or some white racist, specifically, simply for being a black male in America.
They look at my Missouri driver's license and shine a flashlight into my eyes.
I played the absent-minded professor and flipped through all the IDs in my wallet -- the college's little red-and-white swipe card, my AAA membership, the Getty Institute stack reader card, my Costco club membership, my University of California library ID -- until I arrived at my Iowa driver's license.
I held it back against every bodily urge and managed to arrive at my destination the driver slammed on the brakes, hurried to help me out, and just as he opened the door I vaulted my head out and puked everywhere, narrowly missing his van and his shoes.
We drove slowly into what looked like a deserted city, and at a certain point my driver refused to go any farther.
At the security checkpoint, my driver, Suleyman, slapped my press credentials against the windshield, and the armed guards hurriedly waved us past, and we rolled down to the entrance.
She glared at me before accepting my driver's license.
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