Sentence examples for is drivers from inspiring English sources
noun
One who drives something, in any sense of the verb to drive.
Apart from ethnic identities, there are two big social divisions: the first is drivers who work at the airport versus drivers who work in the city.
But where it is, drivers are eager for it: it is 10-12 euro-cents a litre cheaper than plain diesel.
Eight years ago, our study of New York City pedestrian fatalities, "Killed by Automobile," established that the most lethal crash scenario is drivers turning into pedestrians in crosswalks, and that the most lethal vehicles, per mile driven, are private sanitation trucks.
New Jersey Transit operates independently of the treasury, except for the subsidies it receives, but the fact is, drivers continue to cruise along on the cheapest gasoline since 1988 and riders are being charged more than ever to stand all the way to New York while getting jabbed with backpacks and umbrellas.
But if you don't start presenting solutions, how do you ever come up with conquering the problem?" If this is the beginning of true integration in Nascar, it is drivers like Rhodes who will face that backlash as the sport moves slowly forward.
The trouble is, drivers may not apply this criterion to phone use.
Trucker 2: "Sounds like it is, driver.
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Another important factor is driver experience.
"They are drivers and labourers.
