Sentence examples for driver of time from inspiring English sources

Sharing original content on Facebook is a really stronger driver of time spent on Facebook, so this change should benefit everyone".

Browsing through near endless streams of photos has always been a huge driver of time on site for Facebook's web interface.

The moisture origin of rainfall was found to be the most dominant driver of time-variable TTDs as indicated by the changing average wind directions following the transition from the dry into the wet season.

Give directions in a clear, calm voice, early enough to give the driver plenty of time to understand, plan, and safely execute his or her next move.

"Unfortunately, he is probably the most famous driver of all time so it has a certain weight, which we also understand," Hembery said.

He had all the qualities needed to be the best racing driver of his time, and that is exactly what he was.

Kristensen, the most successful Le Mans driver of all time, began his career in 1984 moving through karting, Formula 3, touring cars and Formula 3000.

Now, after dominating the 71-lap race from pole position, he must realise that his true role is as lackey to the most successful formula one driver of all time.

Few of his contemporaries doubted that Rindt was the quickest driver of his time - at least once Jim Clark was killed early in 1968.

One of the great lessons of this exercise is to underline the dubiousness of using only statistics to back up any argument about who is the greatest racing driver of all time.

In that year, his McLaren team were the absolute class of the field and in Ayrton Senna the Frenchman had arguably the greatest driver of all time for a team-mate.