Sentence examples for drivers widened from inspiring English sources

At least two evaluators were able to agree on the race of 26,334 of the drivers photographed, and an analysis of those motorists found that the disparity between white and black drivers widened at higher speeds.

In the period between the world wars, the new profession of traffic engineers started altering the city for the benefit of drivers, widening streets, narrowing sidewalks and converting right-angle curbs to arcs so cars could turn faster.

The driver differences widen over time as P&D exposure levels increase more rapidly than do LH exposures in the past.

I asked if Winston Churchill had ever taken the ride; the driver's eyes widened with delight, and, first holding his hands in front of his stomach to denote girth, he then made a slashing, downward motion with his hand as if to describe lightning.

With the XL1, a concept version of which appeared in 2011, the cockpit has been widened to allow driver and passenger to sit more or less side by side.

Kenseth widened his lead in the drivers' standing by 54 points over Dale Earnhardt Jr., who finished 14th and trails Kenseth by 286 points.

Marv peered out of the drivers seat, noticed something, and suddenly his eyes widened.

Appreciating a Parkway Ever since drivers learned that the Bronx River Parkway would not be straightened, widened or otherwise made to resemble the New Jersey Turnpike, its stature has been rising.

It's ironic that Los Angeles is warning drivers about a shutdown of a major freeway so it can be widened, which will only lead to more traffic congestion down the road.

Although Shaikh thinks the driver training pilot scheme looks promising he says it needs to be widened out.

Even as the road has been widened for greater traffic and speed, new rumble strips called "zebra zones" induce drivers to slow down and alert wildcats to oncoming cars.