Sentence examples for huge accident from inspiring English sources

Kristensen's No2 car had suffered a huge accident in practice on the Wednesday, when Duval crashed at the Porsche Curves.

That Alonso could emerge effectively unscathed after his huge accident in Melbourne also proved how effective safety rules on wheel tethers and side, frontal and inverted impacts have been.

There was a sense of disbelief among fans, many of whom witnessed Alan McNish walk away from a huge accident an Audi in 2011 and Anthony Davidson escaped an equally horrific crash last year with only a fractured back.

The Briton, twice a winner at the Le Mans 24 Hours, the jewel in the crown of the series, saw his challenge in that race in June end in a huge accident 14 laps into the race.

Because of his poor judgment at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend, the driver Romain Grosjean of the Lotus team caused a huge accident that eliminated two championship contenders from the race and could have caused serious injury.

When Donatella was younger, she had a reputation for being headstrong ("She says exactly what she damn well thinks," Trudie Styler noted), but, at fifty-two, she is a serial self-belittler: "I am petrified," "I get very anxious," "I have a major talent to lose things," "If I drove, I'd have a huge accident," "Sorry, today I am congested," "I hate my foot".

What some consider the neutering of the danger in the tracks themselves and the in-car improvements such as the Hans device, has enabled drivers repeatedly to come out of huge accidents.

But not without incident, both McNish and Mike Rockenfeller suffering huge accidents from which they emerged unscathed, in an impressive demonstration of the safety capabilities of the closed-cockpit protoypes.

"It was just this huge historic accident," he says.

Landes defined him as "a real nice, decent guy who comes across this huge car accident [and] who is very intrigued to begin with" and as "the guy who bumps into the girl and he goes nuts as her protector".

Although use of the term often brings smirks, Mr. Cerveny said the walls of dust could have serious consequences, toppling power lines and causing huge traffic accidents.