Sentence examples for fighting driver from inspiring English sources

The movie ends with Rey fighting Driver (instead of fucking him... booooring) and running up a hill, where she finds a disgruntled old man in a hooded burlap sack that is, of course, a super run-down Mark Hamill.

Now that the two companies are no longer fighting for driver and rider loyalty, they'll be able to charge customers slightly more more and pay drivers slightly less.

Wheels do not shimmy to and fro when hammering on the accelerator – another bugaboo of high-power front-wheel-drive cars – and the subtler torque-steer symptom of fighting the driver's inputs is completely absent.

Climate change will force the need to adapt the transportation system to changing weather conditions, supporting resilience as well as fighting the drivers, such as use of fossil energy and CO2 emissions.

"One of the nice things about competition, is that it keeps these companies in check when it comes to fighting for drivers and treating them well.

Audi finished 1-2-3 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in March and its lead driver, Allan McNish Allan McNish, will be fighting for the Driver's Championship Trophy on the all-road course at Adelaide.

HARNESS RACING NEW JERSEY RACING COMMISSION--Suspended Anthony Nunziata for seven months and fined $2,500 for fighting with another driver at Freehold Raceway on May 10.

The former Renault F1 driver, fighting back from a near fatal rally crash that ended his grand prix career in 2011, won the second tier WRC2 championship at the first attempt and could move up to the main series next year.

The first such campaign featured Sylvester Stallone testing the limits of his acting ability as a heroic muscle-bound bread van driver fighting through the snow to bring baked goods to a desperate public.

"As a driver, fighting from the back, I've learned how to work with the team and push them forward in a productive way, how to lift the team and keep them going.

Shot on a 500mm telephoto lens I can get right into the cockpit to see the driver fighting the wheel in the desert heat.