Sentence examples for driver belongs from inspiring English sources

"I want to be an astronaut, or if I can't be an astronaut, I think I'll be a coach driver" belongs to the lively Liverpool lad Neil Hughes.

At BMW, the job of reimagining the relationship between car and driver belongs to Adrian Van Hooydonk, a 47-year-old industrial designer who was named the company's design chief in 2009.

Ms. Turlington knew who he was: supermodels and Formula One drivers belong to the same global V.I.P. club.

Never have such feuds been stronger than when the drivers belong to the same team, as is Webber's case with Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull.

The conflicting plans exposed the rifts in a largely unorganized industry, in which drivers belong to various informal groups and often have divergent interests.

Dr. Harvey B. Scribner, Chancellor of the city school system, said in a statement last night that drivers belong ing to Local 1181 of the Amal gamated Transit Union would walk out this morning in Man hattan, Brooklyn and Queens.

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association, to which the majority of drivers belong including De Villota, decided to pay their tribute and to remember her just before they embarked on their pre-race parade at 12.30pm local time in front of the 86,000 fans who flocked to the track.

The drivers belonging to the high-experiencegroup were mainly recruited from local hauler companies.

Consequently, the mean absolute deviation of all drivers belonging to the same group (always consisting of 12 drivers) must be less or equal to 15%%.

Deviation = Valu e N _ simulator − Valu e N _ vehicle / Valu e N _ vehicle ≤ 0, 15, (2)for at least 75%% of the drivers (belonging to the same driver group).

It follows a ballot supporting industrial action by tanker drivers belonging to the union, Unite, over their working conditions and pay.