Sentence examples for driver raised from inspiring English sources
The driver raised an eyebrow when he heard the destination.
The driver raised her hand and stopped near the kerb – I assumed to apologise.
The driver raised an index finger to indicate that he needed only one person, then pointed it at a tall man who promptly jumped into the passenger seat.
"And what are your thoughts on the recent Turkish elections?" at which point our burgeoning friendship was cut short tragically short when Koç's driver raised his window.
When a pickup barreled past, the driver raised his index finger solemnly in greeting with a short nod — a point of etiquette I learned from my uncle, who'd taught me to drive on country roads around the old home place.
The tank's driver raised a small red flag to show he had problems but managed to drive on about 30 minutes later after an attempt to tow it away was abandoned.
Our neighbor Manoug helped the driver raise the donkey.
While this includes a chronometer atop the dashboard, for keeping track of lap times, it also lets the driver raise the car's limits: pushing a button results in a more aggressive throttle response, raises the threshold where the stability control kicks in, firms the suspension and sets more aggressive shifts for the Tiptronic transmission.
Also, the air suspension lets the driver raise the car for off-road use and lower it considerably (about six inches) for highway travel.
The Allroad looks like the kind of sensible car you could pick up the kids in, but thanks to a pneumatic suspension that lets the driver raise the car to a ground clearance of 8.2 inches, the Allroad is as competent off road as it is on the Interstate.
The use of an 88F-GAL4 draisesraises a question because it shares most if not all of its sequences with the 88F-GFP reporter: would not the ectopic CF2 negatively feedback and repress its own expression?
