A liberation from the driving task fits in with cars' evolutionary development over recent decades where a trend could be observed that driving is far less a matter of expressing identity (as also manifested in sports cars' loss of significance and the increase in closed vehicles with large interiors) than one of temporarily 'inhabiting' a space that also enables social interaction [69].
The driving shoe fit nicely as well, but it was so leisurely and soft, I felt as if I could wear it only if I lived on the QE2 and walked along the carpets and polished decks until I died.
Locals make money from selling the boats, fitting them, driving the migrants to the shore, and for putting them up in empty properties before their voyage.
If fundamentals are not driving the markets, then fitting price movements into a coherent economic framework is inevitably harder.More recent developments have at least had a familiar ring, as markets were once again affected by the curse of August.
Similarly, Chrome is being built for a future where the ambient, omnipresent wireless Internet connects everything from clothes to computers to cars (which explains how their self-driving cars fits into their strategy) and it doesn't much matter what OS any given device is running.
Instead, she played her suitors one against the other, driving them to fits of jealous agony.
They waterboarded him eighty-three times, driving him into fits of hysteria and involuntary spasms; at one point, they feared they might have killed him.
According to the authors Steven Roby and Brad Schreiber: "Alcohol would later be the scourge of his existence, driving him to fits of pique, even rare bursts of atypical, physical violence".
Thanks to an ill-timed clip of my heel, my shoe -- a brown suede driving loafer that, admittedly, fits a little loose -- had slipped off and fallen, neatly but horrifically, into the thin dark void between platform and train.
These consisted of four geared steam turbine sets with a total of 104000 shp driving four shafts, each fitted with a 3.75 m propeller.
