Sentence examples for fleet driven from inspiring English sources

Regional figures from Flightglobal, an aviation news Web site, show an expansion of more than 12percentt in the past year to 403 aircraft, led by a 25percentt expansion in the United Arab Emirates to 94 planes — almost a quarter of the regional fleet — driven by strong demand for charter services.

However, early on Tuesday morning, the flames jumped over the Fleet, driven by the unabated easterly gale, and outflanked them, forcing them to run for it.

Within the U.S. doComing market, Ericsoffsaid he sees the models emerging: free-floating and lock-to.

Because 5.5percentt of the fuel burned by the United States auto fleet drives air-conditioning, alternative refrigerants would provide a benefit even here.

Artabanes failed to catch up with the expedition before it sailed for Sicily, and his own fleet was driven back and scattered by severe storms in the Ionian Sea.

On 23 May however, the British fleet was driven southwards by strong winds and had to slowly work its way north to find the French track again.

The organisers of the taxi fleet he drives for are card-carrying members of the EPRDF.

Menéndez finally succeeded in capturing Fort Caroline after an overland expedition from his own settlement at St . Augustineand captured Ribaut when a storm scattered Ribaut's fleet and drove his flagship ashore.

Its fleet has likely driven an additional 100,000 miles since then, though the company won't be specific.

In contrast to the pampered cars in many collections, the Hemmings fleet is actually driven -- in parades, for movie shoots and, each summer, by journalists who come here for a day of deja vu on the roads around Hemmings offices in what was once a schoolhouse west of town.

Our global fleet of manually driven data collection vehicles continue to operate.