Sentence examples for driven tires from inspiring English sources
When approaching the starting line (also known as the staging area), most racers will apply water (formerly thought to be bleach by spectators but was always water in old bleach bottles) to the driven tires either by backing into a small puddle (the "bleach box" or "water box") or having it sprayed on.
Mary-Ellen McTague, chef-patron, Aumbry, Manchester As far as mealtime stress goes, there is little worse than knowing, as you drive tired and ravenously hungry children home from school, that the cupboards are bare.
Jen won't drive tired again, but she wouldn't change what happened to her.
For Jen McCabe, a small decision that changed her life forever was deciding to drive tired, a decision that could have cost her life, not to mention those of others.
In a statement on the new driver hours policy, Andrew Byrne, Uber's head of policy, told us: "While drivers only spend an average of 30 hours a week logged into our app, we want to do our part to ensure they don't drive tired.
Be conscious, be alert, and don't drive tired.
Driving tired at any time is dangerous, however at night, it becomes even more hazardous at night as visibility is greatly lowered.
They put the weight over the drive tires and separate the steering function from the drive function.
The subsidiary said that Firestone four-wheel-drive tires were imported as on about 3,800 Ford Explorer vehicles in 1997 and that 4,500 more tires had been sold in the country as replacements.
