Sentence examples for referred driver from inspiring English sources

*In order to redeem credits, your referred driver must pass SideCar's vetting and activation process and give at least one ride in Seattle before November 30 , 2012

For certain jobs, like transmission work or rim repair, Wrench refers drivers to a network of partners, rather than attempt to do that heavier work "in your driveway".

In preparation for its launch in the Emerald City, SideCar has asked users to refer drivers in Seattle who might be interested in being part of the service there.

Referring drivers to HIV screening mobile units, depending on the truck drivers' demand for HIV screening and for STI care in the different sites.

A doctor could then refer the driver to a neurosurgeon for a CT scan or a magnetic resonance imaging test.

If you expect conflict, having a doctor refer the driver to a driving-skills assessment program may be a preferred approach.

Controllability refers to "driver" nodes that have a large influence on the state of a system [ 167]; observability is almost complementary, focusing on a small set of appropriately chosen observation nodes whose properties allow reconstruction of the global system state [ 168].

The mutations that exert the greatest effect in causing tumour formation are referred to as driver mutations.

The consummate Man with No Name (credited as "Driver", referred to by associates as "the kid"), Gosling's character is a solitary figure who wears a scorpion-emblazoned gold satin jacket like knightly livery and rarely speaks, except to give his criminal contacts a curt terms-and-conditions spiel that he could have memorised from another heist movie.

Correction: March 22, 2003, Saturday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the arraignment of Jayson Williams, the former New Jersey Nets basketball star, on charges related to the fatal shooting of his driver, referred incorrectly to the handling of a piece of evidence, an audiotape of a 911 call.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article referred to the driver as a man.