Sentence examples for driving above from inspiring English sources
Then there's some Roman gladiator décor, statues of fishes, bakers, knights and drummers, and a French tricolor, huge coffee cup and 1960s American fin car – with Marilyn Monroe driving – above a cafe.
Today, human drivers frequently bend the rules by rolling through stop signs and driving above speed limits, he noted; how would a polite and law-abiding robot vehicle fare against such competition?
MamaBear offers that service, and co-founder Robyn Spoto says the app is used to link entire families and send alerts when someone is driving above the speed limit or has ventured outside a pre-determined boundary.
The report said it is the first time such a senior royal has been summoned to appear before a criminal court for an offense other than driving above the speed limit.
If there is scientific evidence that the most energy-efficient speed at which cars should be driven is 60 mph, then drivers should pay for driving above that speed limit.
Results from the 2010 survey carried out as part of the SARTRE project (Social Attitudes to Road Traffic Risk in Europe), in which speeding was defined as driving at 20 km/h over the limit, suggest that 24% of Israeli driver claim to enjoy driving above the speed limit.
The research firm said it continues to overweight EMS companies that are "secularly driving above-average earnings growth" through organic revenue growth, such as Jabil Circuit, or through margin expansion, such as Celestica.
To distinguish geospace variability due to solar and magnetospheric driving from above from processes propagating from below, and in order to dissect the problem into solvable pieces, four projects were formed to respectively address each of the following science questions: (1) How do atmospheric waves connect tropospheric weather with ionosphere/thermosphere variability?
This review focuses on the causes and consequences of altered signaling in central pathways like transforming growth factor (TGF), platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) driving these above indicated processes, i.e., inflammation, matrix remodeling, and vascular development.
When it comes to driving performance "above and beyond" and getting them to "go the extra mile," the real performance drivers for Gen Z are the short-term, special rewards you negotiate.
Focusing on the maintenance department as a major area for driving the above-mentioned benefits is important because of its interrelationships with other departments.
