Sentence examples for drivers draw from inspiring English sources

Mags Dewhurst, the chair of the couriers and logistics branch of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB) helped the Deliveroo drivers draw up a list of demands.

White van drivers drew the ire of the North East in particular, with 58 per cent of the region's drivers calling them the biggest nuisance.

Because the race is usually on a weekend when no Nascar Sprint Cup race is scheduled, it often features well-known drivers drawn to the more intimate settings of a short track.

But there has been another strand at work since the days, just over a decade ago, when a handful of hostelries, bars and hotels catered largely to scuba drivers drawn by the coral reefs and spangle-bright fish.

This study explores the role of anger, impulsivity, sensation seeking and driver attitudes as correlates for risky driving practices among drivers, drawing comparisons between age and gender.

The driver drew up behind an ambulance attending two injured people.

The driver drew rein and started to ride off with them, not asking them where they wanted to go.

The driver draws her attention to all the ruts, the mess made by the wheels of so many cars yesterday.

Neil McCaul as a narcissistic actor and Michael Begley as a shy cab driver drawn into the family rows also do good work.

As soon as they climbed inside, the driver drew their attention to the bar, the television, the VCR, the selection of Russian videos, and the refrigerator stocked with smoked meats and caviar.

Here Roy Scheele, a fine Nebraska poet, perfectly captures one of those passing memories. — Ted Kooser Produce Wagon By Roy Scheele The heat shimmer along our street one midsummer midafternoon, and wading up through it a horse's hooves, and each shoe raising a tongueless bell that tolled in the neighborhood, till the driver drew in the reins and the horse hung its head and stood.