Sentence examples for driver means from inspiring English sources

Becoming a train driver means hurdling remarkable barriers to entry, which helps keep wages high.

"I don't know if the driver means anything anymore," Bill Elliott, the defending Brickyard 400 champion, said Friday.

So a heavier driver means they may be racing heavy, which means a lap-time deficit.

He knows that part of being a good driver means staying on the road the longest, not driving the fastest.

The first is that the path chosen by the driver means that the reference signal is not being changed correctly.

"We have a duty to ensure the safety of our residents and being a taxi driver means you're in a confined space with an individual who could be vulnerable," he said.

The brothers bought a videocassette recorder and watched films like "Taxi Driver," "Mean Streets," and "Goodfellas".

Facebook tells me this is a viral driver meant to increase waitlist sign-ups.

The global (Act5C GAL4) or neuronal drivers gave partial rescue (71%and77%7%, respectively, nested ANOVA F77,1 = 7.4, P= 0.008) but no rescue was seen using the muscle driver (mean larval speed 93% of the park homozygote, ANOVA, Bonferroni post hoc test, P= 1.0).

But can anyone deny that more drivers means more traffic congestion?

And more young drivers means more accidents.Or take the approach to criminal deterrence commonly known as "scared straight".