Sentence examples for driver learning from inspiring English sources

In my short bio on Twitter (the very fact that a forty-one-year-old man "tweets" illustrates how weird things are), I describe myself as an "Accomplished stagecoach driver learning to drive a car".

That's part of the series, different driver learning and trying to pick up their awareness on the race track".

Whatever the driver learned of his motor, he learned not through instruments but through sudden developments.

Hermann Tilke, a German civil engineer and racing driver, learned his craft in the 1980s competing on the viciously undulating and endlessly varying Nürburgring circuit.

When there is a chance to open it up a bit, its driver learns how quickly another vehicle far ahead can become an imminent obstacle.

Just as every good production and tour manager I've met started pushing boxes at midnight for peanuts, every good tour driver learned their trade trying to do five collections in Milan on a Friday afternoon, or 25 deliveries inside the M25.

What if a driver learns about a delicious dish on American Public Radio's The Splendid Table?

They learn how to navigate Hilbert space in the way a cab driver learns to navigate his city.

"The second step is driver coaching — using the data to help the driver learn to drive safer," says Cawse. "In-vehicle driver feedback tools are an effective way to change driver behavior".

Here, we can use the following metaphor: A race driver learns to optimise the course of the car by pressing the accelerator and the brakes at the same time.

I got into a taxi in Austin last week, and when the driver learned I was technology journalist, he suggested I write an article about how Uber was messing with his livelihood.