Sentence examples for coast drivers from inspiring English sources

Their drivers say they worry that the West Coast drivers will ruin their reputations and draw government scrutiny.

A Tour of Go-Kart Nation FROM coast to coast, drivers race for glory in gasoline-powered karts.

At a Police Department hearing Wednesday to consider giving seven West Coast drivers permits to operate, several local drivers came to protest.

"They finally built something that would sell here," Mr. Ferguson said, meaning among West Coast drivers who had been wedded to imports.

BP Amoco and ARCO together control about 70percentt of the production of oil on Alaska's North Slope, much of which ends up in the gas tanks of West Coast drivers.

Back at the Ferry Building, the West Coast driver did not, in the end, steal passengers from Mr. Crew.

A San Francisco Pedicabs driver, Theo Fitzgerald, said that a woman had recently complained to him that a West Coast driver charged $100 for a ride from the Ferry Building to Fisherman's Wharf, normally a $20 fare.

On a recent trip from Damascus to Latakia on Syria's Mediterranean coast, a driver paused before heading onto an overpass on the outskirts of Homs, where rebels are still active, to talk to a man changing a tire.

One also important European initiative is presented by the Communication [28] on the 'Blue Growth opportunities for marine and maritime sustainable growth', where the importance of sea and coasts as drivers of a new perspective of the economy – the blue economy, is stressed.

The coast-to-coast route takes drivers from the Pacific, through Arizona, up to South Dakota and through Chicago with the ultimate destination of New York City.

The Bulgarian police have canvassed hotel managers up and down the Black Sea coast, questioned taxi drivers by the hundreds and, wherever possible, taken any available footage from security cameras that might have caught the suspects on tape.