Sentence examples for driving trick from inspiring English sources

I forget my oven mitts, the desert driving trick I learned as a teenager after burning my hands on the steering wheel.

The need to understand operator workload is a key requirement across numerous sectors, including maritime shipping (Lützhöft et al., 2011), nuclear power operations (Sheridan, 1981), air traffic control (Loft et al., 2007), driving (Trick et al., 2009), and many other contexts that impose a high demand on the human attentional system.

Would you say you taught him any driving tricks for "Need for Speed"?

highway, returned 37. Notably, diesels do their thing without the hassle or inconvenience of hybridlike driving tricks, including obsessively avoiding the gas pedal.

Kia success is not just the great creative execution of their Soul Shuffle campaign, with hip-hop hamsters driving a tricked out Kia Soul, but its integration of social.

Letterman working the McDonald's drive-through (when a man orders "two number threes," Letterman perplexes him by suggesting he try one number six instead; later, he reversed the trick, driving through the same drive-through over and over).

Employing pretty girls to wait on guests is one of the oldest custom-driving tricks in the book, but in Tokyo the idea is taken to a new level – influenced by the geisha tradition, but with a modern twist, with the new trend for "maid cafes", where girls dress up in accordance with a certain theme, that has developed over the past 10 years.

Doing well in races, which can involve either placing well or just pulling off a lot of pretty trick driving, or just driving with precision, will net you both credits and experience.

Only a minute into the second half Gunning found himself on a hat-trick, driving in a free-kick that took a favourable deflection off James McFadden beyond Gunnar Nielsen.

Penn responded by picking up one of the spikes that newspapermen sometimes keep on their desks as a sort of old-fashioned vertical file, jamming it up his nose ("It's like the old carny trick of driving a nail up your nose — not a trick, really, just a skill"), and spinning it around by the papers at its base.

Rather than focussing solely on fund-raising and acquisitions, Bunch pulled Robert Moses's old trick: quickly driving stakes into the ground.