Sentence examples for driver has become from inspiring English sources

The microbus driver has become a symbol of the frenetic pace of life in the city.

Canada's Lance Stroll, a European F3 driver, has become a favourite to replace the retiring Felipe Massa at Williams.

Anyway, I got to thinking that the mirror scene in "Taxi Driver" has become so iconic in pop culture that I might be able to use it as the basis for a cartoon.

A London black-cab driver has become the first person to be convicted in a British court for taking part in the Iraqi insurgency after a jury found him guilty of making bombs to kill US soldiers.

During meetings at the McLaren Technology Centre on Friday afternoon and Monday evening, the world champion sought assurances he would receive exactly the same treatment as Lewis Hamilton, who in his three years as a driver has become very much the team's favourite son.

The girl who once mooned over the Reader's Digest World Atlas her father had bought her and dreamed of travelling the world as a long-distance lorry driver has become a mainstream international film maker with a £12 million musical to be released in Britain in a fortnight.

Once, according to several former assistants, Mr. Torricelli became upset that a driver had become lost in Newark.

The livery cab driver had become something of a hero on Thursday after turning in a baby girl he said had been abandoned in his cab by a man he had picked up on a street in Queens.

One commuter waiting for a ride at a meeting point here said that one driver had become notorious among the regulars — "the puppet guy," who apparently used hand puppets to act out arguments to manage his anger over being stuck in traffic.

Competition among the drivers has become so fierce that no one believes he has an edge.

But as the population of drivers has become heavily immigrant, and heavily South Asian, the task of feeding them has taken a new turn.