Sentence examples for driver for hours from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31 — A freeway overpass under construction collapsed on Tuesday, injuring a road worker, trapping a truck driver for hours and snarling commuter traffic in the fast-growing area of Butte County, about 152 miles northeast of here.
Except when passing through the towns of Fort Davis (population 2,108) and Alpine (population 6,200), it is possible to follow the road to its terminus, in the Big Bend National Park, and not see another driver for hours.
But even continuing east to Beijing — a six-lane stretch that winds past popular Great Wall tourist sites — traffic jams can stall drivers for hours.
Motorists have been told to avoid travelling through Dover on "Black Saturday" in a bid to avoid the traffic chaos that trapped thousands of drivers for hours last weekend.
In Oregon, transportation officials closed about 20 miles (32km) of the westbound lanes of Interstate 84 in the Columbia river gorge east of Portland due to icy conditions that caused numerous wrecks and stranded some drivers for hours.
Fans can look through in-car cameras into the cockpits of their favorite drivers for hours, if they want.
Ron says that the question of whether to pay drivers for hours spent sleeping in a truck while it drives for them has "been an ongoing debate in the trucking industry".
If narrative complexity isn't your thing, maybe this will pique your interest: Most of disc four involves working a part-time job as a forklift driver for eight hours a day, and you have to actually wake up, catch the bus, work the job because you can't skip it and then make it home to sleep and then do it all again the next day.
To further test this, we performed RNA-Seq on whole midguts that expressed either Esg alone or in combination with dIAP from the MyoIA ts driver for 24 hours.
Truck drivers idle for hours only to be allowed to buy as little as five gallons of fuel.
In 1980, there was rationing, with drivers queuing for hours or able to fill up their cars only every alternate Wednesday (something that struck many voters as unAmerican).
