Sentence examples for driver to survive from inspiring English sources

A steel plate is welded across the windshield to allow a driver to survive machine gun fire long enough to reach the wall or gate of a fort, before detonating.

In 1968, for example, a federal court held that car manufacturers could be sued for failing to make cars safe enough for drivers to survive crashes, even if the driver was at fault for the crash.

To win, the car and driver have to survive a very tough week.

"I worked 12- to 14-hour shifts as a taxi driver, just to survive, but I couldn't pay my taxes.

The second voice is a postman who remembers his first awkward night with a woman who has denied herself love; while the third is a taxi driver who, to survive the massacre, escapes to the very bowels of the island.

The driver is expected to survive his shooting injury, Jansen said.

Mr. Rodriguez said these drivers were "struggling to survive" as they worked 60 to 70 hours a week.

Tube drivers are fighting to survive, ticket offices are closing, just this week probation officers in the UK found they'll soon be replaced by robots, when privatisation steams ahead.

Gas stations, highway diners, rest stops, motels and other businesses catering to drivers will struggle to survive without them.

Its one thing to notice a car accident, and quite another to stop and stare at the badly injured driver as he struggles to survive.

He was taken to an E.T.U. that treated health-care workers and was given a diagnosis of Ebola; after two weeks, he became one of the first ambulance drivers in the country to survive the virus.