Sentence examples for much of a driver from inspiring English sources

The cousin wasn't much of a driver, and when he saw the truck turning left he panicked and hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes.

As the weather gods do their worst, the humans fare little better; Bobby is not a cop, not an action hero, and not much of a driver.

He never talked when he drove, and this was because, according to my mother, not much of a driver herself, he was afraid of motorized vehicles.

And I look at the internet, which is now so much of a driver of globalization, as like a big pizza that every society basically puts its own local culture on.

She had one hesitation that she was too embarrassed to admit and about which her partners never bothered to ask: Clark, who was supposed to follow the gang members in a backup car, wasn't much of a driver.

It is often forgotten that dissatisfaction with the way the Law Society was then handling complaints against solicitors (which has since hugely improved) was as much of a driver for the landmark 2004 Clementi review, and eventually the 2007 Legal Services Act, as a desire to open up the legal market to new competition.

While a Baldwin-Motion Camaro of the '60s was loud and crude, its modern counterpart is much more of a driver's car, quiet, built with the integrity of an I-beam and possessing an amiable personality.

The Altima is much more of a driver's car than the aging Accord or even the new Camry SE -- which, like the Altima, is being marketed as an antidote to family-sedan doldrums.

I wasn't much of a go-cart driver, but I thought the novelty of the scheme might appeal.

Independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said Norman could be considered "too heavyweight" for the non-executive role and it remained to be seen how much of "a back-seat driver" he would be.

But they are missing an essential point: the crushing repression of Eritrea's citizens, especially its youth, is as much a driver of the outflow of people as the lack of economic prospects.