Sentence examples for driver gaining from inspiring English sources
Then, two hours after the race, there was more excitement as it was announced that Vettel had illegally passed Button by driving off the edge of the track at the hairpin to get past the McLaren driver, gaining an unfair advantage.
But two hours after the race it was announced that Vettel had made an illegal move in passing Button as Vettel drove off the edge of the track at the hairpin to get past the McLaren driver, gaining an unfair advantage.
For the driver, gaining access to the PT Cruiser is as easy as pulling up a chair at the dining-room table; the low step-in height (about mid-shin on me) and high lintels mean one doesn't lean or duck to get in -- as one must with, say, a Dodge Neon.
However, some sources say they now recognise that Sirotkin may not be ready for F1 and may instead run former Renault and Caterham driver Vitaly Petrov, who failed to find an F1 seat this year, with Sirotkin as reserve driver gaining experience by running in selected Friday practice sessions.
The German driver gained an immediate strong lead after his teammate, Mark Webber, lost position to Nico Rosberg in a Mercedes at the start.
It was a hideous episode, but Driver gained little of the same public sympathy that Jennifer Aniston, say, receives over romantic tribulations.
While diesel currently averages $3.96 nationwide (regular gas is $3.40), highway drivers gaining extra mileage on diesel can rack up savings quickly.
While drivers incorporate real time guidance information to maximize their own utility, not all drivers gain the same benefit.
So drivers gain the potential for more business while Uber increases its pool of cars in a fiercely competitive market.
Uber went on to challenge the requirement that drivers gain an English qualification in court — a challenge that was rejected in March (though Uber said it intended to appeal).
Of course, if drivers gained employment classification Uber would also have to follow minimum wage laws and other costly regulations that regular employers are required to follow. .
