Sentence examples for driver to watch from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the couple improvised, asking the U.P.S. driver to watch the children in a pinch.

I picked a driver to watch at random that first year, and Tony ended up winning the championship.

The Sauber team spotted him, as did Schumacher, who said that he was a driver to watch.

My own pick for the driver to watch is Tony Stewart, whose darkly surly suburban look -- think rumba teacher -- masks the intensity of an amazing athlete.

"We got him drunk on liquor the night before," and the man, hungover, sent the driver to watch over them in his place, Garfors explains.

All of which makes Carl Edwards perhaps the driver to watch in this year's Sprint Cup title hunt, beginning Sunday with the season-opening Daytona 500.

Other British drivers to watch include Sam Bird, who is competing in the F3.

Early in his Presidency, Cabinet members began dispatching their drivers to watch for his convoy leaving for the office, usually around 5 A.M.; the ministers then quickly dressed and followed him to work.

And no, cynics, the system won't encourage drivers to watch "Colbert Report" reruns at the wheel: braking comes on late and hard, a jarring experience for driver and passengers.

The road to Gush Katif -- a road where the signs warn drivers to watch out not for children or deer but for crossing tanks -- was backed up for miles on Tuesday.

The facade, with its three arched doorways of dark wood — one for the bodies, a second for the office and a third for the public — looks so ecclesiastical that Ms. Grenier tells cab drivers to watch for a building that "looks like a church but it's not".