Sentence examples for barrel drivers from inspiring English sources

If you have a chance to see the death-defying barrel drivers at a traveling Pakistani circus, my advice is to take it.

The price of crude recently touched fifty dollars a barrel, drivers in many parts of the country are paying more than two dollars a gallon for gasoline, and both Presidential candidates have been sounding uncannily like Nixon.

With the price of oil at around $13 a barrel, Sunday drivers have little to complain about.

A few hours after Mr. Bloomberg spoke, a team of police officers set up in SoHo for one of their twice-daily exercises in shooting fish in a barrel: nabbing drivers going south on Broadway just below Houston Street in Manhattan.

Drivers barreled through the city, leaning on their horns and flying huge flags.

The portable on-board infrared camera system he devised to track eyelid closure has actually observed truck drivers barreling down the highway while dozing.

Drivers barrelling down the M40 motorway may be forgiven for failing to notice little special about the line of trees that briefly appears beside the carriageway just south of Banbury.

Well, it all goes back to a well-known concept in strategic theory: how to win a game of chicken between two drivers barreling head on at one another.

Drivers commonly barrel through crosswalks, indifferent to scurrying pedestrians, who by law have the right of way.

Or about the drivers who barrel into intersections and scatter pedestrians who have the right of way?

However, with some predicting oil could fall as far as $20 a barrel this year, some forecast drivers could be paying as little as 90p a litre for fuel.