Sentence examples for drivers to end from inspiring English sources
Eric J. Schmertz, who as one of the nation's most relied-upon labor peacemakers helped resolve thousands of labor disputes, getting both the Rockettes and New York City cab drivers to end strikes in the 1960s, died on Saturday at his home in Mount Kisco, N.Y.
Uber also sometimes called drivers to end rides prematurely if they'd picked up someone on the Greyball list accidentally, per the Times.
A prospective policyholder with numerous speeding tickets is more likely than a safer driver to end up with a sports injury.
At that point, Bachman was only two hours into a five-hour drive, so he could have easily just told the Uber driver to end the ride and leave him at a Rite Aid or whatever, but in his groggy state, he decided to just see the ride through all the way home.
Nor are the Brawn drivers likely to end the season like Prost and Senna did 20 years ago.
Foothill Transit, the county's second-largest bus operator, expects to resume full service today to riders around the San Gabriel Valley and those commuting to Downtown Los Angeles after drivers voted to end a 13-day-old strike rather than be fired.
A driver looking to end a car lease early might turn to a broker, but using such a service comes with its own costs and restrictions.
Even during the 15 minutes when the attack occurred, bystanders including a passing taxi driver intervened to end the violence and helped the police apprehend three of the alleged assailants.
New York City carriage drivers never expected to end up in the middle of the New York City mayoral campaign.
"They want someone who isn't part of the status quo," said Susana Martinez, a Republican district attorney who has campaigned for governor in New Mexico on pledges to secure the border by ending the practice of allowing illegal immigrants to receive driver's licenses, to end a pattern of corruption and to improve the education system.
That would provide the perfect stage for the two best drivers of the year to end their season-long battle in a civilised manner and recognise each other's efforts.
