Sentence examples for impression of drivers from inspiring English sources

Reporter Michael Kaufman wrote of his impression of drivers in Brooklyn: "For nearly all of them, as for those in gas lines around the city, the waiting and the searching was a new experience".

My only impression of truck drivers was a vague collection of macho clichés spray paint pin-ups on cab doors, fringed curtains and football scarves, honk if you like it dirty, Yorkie bars and bacon baps, pissing in a bottle, the smell of axle grease and orange overalls, yellow teeth and an ashtray on a dashboard.

My only impression of truck drivers was a vague collection of macho cliches – spray paint pin-ups on cab doors, fringed curtains and football scarves, honk it you like it dirty, Yorkie bars and bacon baps, pissing in a bottle, the smell of axle grease and orange overalls, yellow teeth and an ashtray on a dashboard.

By barely acknowledging the commission's prohibition of any cellphone use -- hands-free or not -- you reinforce the drivers' impression of their "right" to converse at will.

"I know people have this impression of me as a driver who likes to dance the rear end out, but that's just the way my cars have been.

A lot of drivers in Manhattan simply cannot parallel park and are under the impression that it is O.K. to hit other cars while parking.

The new approach is a response to concerns that radio messages about driving advice or managing the car were giving the impression the drivers were effectively puppets carrying out the plans of engineers in the pits.

Kelvin Mackenzie – who Rory Bremner did an excellent impression of as a loud-mouthed taxi-driver – was quite upset at the round of applause this announcement gleaned from the audience.

Shot on a wide angle zoom at about 1/15th of a second, the idea is to give the impression of speed but at the same time keeping the driver's helmet sharp as the focal point of the picture.

As a schoolboy, his impression of a siren was so convincing that he once caused a bus driver to pull over abruptly.

DUBAI — Leaving the desert behind, a driver to Education City in Doha, the Qatari capital, has the impression of entering another world.