Sentence examples for from which drivers from inspiring English sources

These are not the parts of New York City that fire the imagination: salad bars, subway entrances, roll-down security gates, the stairs of the M15 bus, open truck windows from which drivers' thick elbows hang like Sunday hams.

An iPhone will be plugged into the meter, from which drivers can select tolls, view current traffic patterns, receive messages, and be able to view their trip history.

And in a few years, automakers will roll out affordable vehicles with computerized dashboard displays, from which drivers will be able to check e-mail, pull up a map or book a hotel room.

The Tesla Model S comes equipped with a 17-inch touch screen in its center console, from which drivers can connect to the Internet and browse the Web -- even while the car is in motion.

Ricky Rudd could leave his team as early as next week and set off a chain reaction in which drivers bounce from job to job, but Robert Yates, one of the most powerful owners in stock car racing, tries not to worry too much about that.

That differs from the typical taxi structure, in which drivers are generally covered so long as they are in a marked car.

From testing, which driver will be the one to keep an eye on?

Nor do Uber have the booking office or telephone intermediary to arrange their jobs that regulations require of private hire firms, so that Uber drivers are to all intents and purposes arranging their jobs themselves, from the street, as taxi drivers do, but from which minicab drivers are prohibited.

A video in the front hall of headquarters shows a loop of car crashes in Dallara vehicles from which the drivers walk away.

The datasets provide a long-term consistent record of change, from which degradation, drivers, albeit indirectly, and policy actions can be determined.

While we identified substantial TB disease, it is unclear whether this differs from the background population from which the drivers came.