Sentence examples for drivers out of from inspiring English sources

The system cuts wholesalers, shop clerks and a lot of the truck drivers out of the retail distribution system.

While invention often displaces workers to the overall benefit of society -- few miss the horse-and-buggy days that drove carriage drivers out of business -- the coming wave of robotics stands to put a lot of people out of work.

Such software has played a big role in drawing Chinese drivers out of their hometowns.

Before that, Nascar had gone years without injuries serious enough to force drivers out of racecars.

The idea is that the Cassandra, sorry Cascada, will tempt lots of Audi drivers out of their A5 cabriolets and VW drivers out of their EOS convertibles this summer.

The damage knocked all four drivers out of the race and left Grosjean with a one-race suspension and a fine of 50,000 euros, or $63,000.

GP3 uses some candid language in her portrayal of what it is like trying to get medication and syringe-drivers out-of-hours.

Drivers pay out-of-pocket for gasoline, and it cost $38 to fill up his tank.

Small donors giving less than $200 to Walker's campaign, rather than large donors contributing more than $10,000, were the biggest drivers of out-of state donations.

The driver staggered out of the car after being shot through the driver's side window, said Sgt. Richard Kemmler.

Mr. Makowsky and Mr. Stratmann also showed that out-of-town drivers — especially out-of-state drivers — were much more likely to get citations.