Sentence examples for driver in which from inspiring English sources
Just as bizarre is Everstin autonkuljettaja (1966; "The Colonel's Driver"), in which a driver zigzags through the war zones across more than half of Finland to fetch an insignificant briefcase that a colonel has happened to forget.
The puffed-up story of an argument with a Jamaican taxi driver in which Brand adopts an exaggerated Cockney accent seems more about showcasing his acting ability than his comedic prowess.
Intended victim: Ronald Reagan Date: March 30 , 1981A drifter and aspiring songwriter, Mr. Hinckley became obsessed with the actress Jodie Foster and the 1976 film "Taxi Driver," in which she played a prostitute.
One of the most interesting bits of data was Operation Driver, in which the UK deployed ground troops in Kuwait as a precaution in 1994-95 during the conflict the country was having with Iran.
After seeing the 1976 film "Taxi Driver," in which a disturbed man plots to assassinate a presidential candidate, he became fixated on Jodie Foster, who played a child prostitute in the film.
One of the strongest stories in the collection is "Driver," in which the narrator, an average middle-class guy (and Toyota owner), impulsively buys a Lincoln that has been customized as a lowrider and adorned on the side with an airbrushed illustration of the Virgin Mary ambling around an orange grove.
In the early stages of the O'Connor suit, Uber sent out a new contract to drivers in which they had to agree to waive their rights under a California law called the Private Attorney General Act.
A broad, extrovert man, Mirza makes YouTube videos for other Uber drivers, in which he relives such escapades as "Low Rated Rude Guy": "Who are you giving orders to?
An interesting finding relates to the parameters reflecting the accident experience of the drivers, in which it is evidenced that the respondents can distinguish between accidents that occur in urban vs. rural areas, as well as accidents in which they are drivers vs. accidents in which they are involved as passengers.
At the centre, the manager, Manolis Nikitaidis, demonstrates state-of-the-art drivers, in which the slope of the face, the "loft", or where the centre of gravity lies can all be changed by the golfer using a small wrench-key.
As observed, though, by Murdoch et al. [63] and elucidated by Ginzburg and Colyvan [15], consumers specializing on a single resource are unlikely to oscillate with periods less than 6, unless driven by seasonal drivers, in which case the oscillations may collapse to period 1, the period of the seasonal cycle.
