Sentence examples for dramatic drivers from inspiring English sources

For European television audiences, there's something special about the race - its early start time, slightly grainy TV pictures and place in history as the setting for so many dramatic drivers' title conclusions give the race a unique feel.

"We are experiencing a dramatic change in driver behavior," said Rosalyn Millman, deputy administrator for the safety agency.

One agency official said there had been "a dramatic change in driver behavior" because of them, a statement bolstered by a study showing that inattentive motorists were involved in a quarter of the nation's 6.3 million auto accidents each year.

It sounds dramatic, but no driver would have been banned had the new system been in place over the last few years - even Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado, who both had incident-ridden seasons in 2012.

ABU DHABI — Before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday the stage was set for an exciting, unpredictable race with a potentially dramatic effect on the drivers' championship.

Six drivers suffered dramatic blowouts during the race at Silverstone, with Hamilton's happening after seven laps when he was leading.

When they were drivers of dramatic medical advances and stewards of public health initiatives that changed society?

The aerodynamic efforts generated in these situations may induce undesired lateral deviations, which can lead to dramatic effects, if the driver is surprised.

Historically, the key driver behind dramatic increases in area capacity of cellular networks has been reduction of cell sizes and densification of cellular layouts.

The initiative will be formally introduced on Sunday during coverage of the Daytona 500 on Fox and will feature television commercials with drivers standing in dramatic poses making emotional statements for the camera.

It became even more obvious when Belgian train drivers, after a dramatic train accident that killed 19 and wounded 160, decided to go on strike for security.