Sentence examples for driver inspired from inspiring English sources

Martin Scorsese and Paul Schrader's 1976 movie, "Taxi Driver," inspired by both "The Searchers" and the life of the would-be George Wallace assassin Arthur Bremer, thoroughly blurs the line between heroism and sociopathic obsession.

Films such as 'Blue Velvet' and 'Taxi Driver' inspired him to write plays: 'I wondered what would happen if someone could write something for the theatre with the visceral power of those films.' He remains a film obsessive, adding, with disarming insistence, that 'Punk Rock' is indebted to Lindsay Anderson's 'If' and Gus Van Sant's 'Elephant' (about Columbine).

Mike Leigh will oversee his own play Ecstasy next year, but first comes South African theatrical goliath Athol Fugard with The Train Driver, inspired by the true story of a woman who left a Cape Town squatter camp with her three children and threw herself in front of a train.

Taxi Driver inspired a presidential-assassination attempt.

In 2013, independent programmer Future Driver, inspired by the Disney film Wreck-It Ralph, developed Fix-It Felix Jr. for the Genesis.

Mézières returned to the production and was amused to discover that the occupation of Korben Dallas, the film's main protagonist, had been changed from a worker in a rocket-ship factory to that of a taxi driver – obviously inspired by Mézières' drawings for the film and by The Circles of Power.

It's the story of "bandit" drivers who inspired country songwriters and Hollywood filmmakers to celebrate the "last American cowboy," and of ordinary blue-collar workers who helped make possible the deregulatory policies of Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan and set the stage for Wal-Mart to become America's most powerful corporation in today's low-price, low-wage economy.

He recently said he would like to develop a rival technology for Rio's taxi drivers, perhaps inspired by Easy Taxi the leading transportation app in Brazil and the rest of Latin America (except for Mexico, where Uber is winning).

In this regard, Reichardt (2008) has presented emotions inspired driver's assistant model which simulates the emotional influence on the human driver's behavior.

Limo driver Jerome was inspired by screenplay writer Bruce Wagner's own experiences when starting out in Hollywood.

"The Train Driver," which was inspired by an actual incident, is a 90-minute, two-character play that often feels like a monologue.