Sentence examples for relief driver from inspiring English sources

Although he's a relief driver for Manor Racing in F1, Rossi came back to America this year to drive for Bryan Herta in a partnership with Andretti Autosport.

An American traveller he had enlisted as a relief driver while covering the territory's dash to independence raved about the experience, and launched the journalist on a new career.

The children had insisted on bringing along the balloons won during an onboard treasure hunt, and when one popped, the suited gent I'd taken to be our relief driver wheeled round, giving those of us near the front a flash of shoulder-holster and dark metal.

Megabus sent a relief driver to pick up the passengers and bring them to Pittsburgh.

As a typical new owner, she placed his carrier in the back seat, and him in the passenger seat, perhaps as a relief driver, because she was sure he could do anything.

The days are long and breaks few, but relief drivers are on hand when nature calls.

(Etymologists disagree on the phrase's origin, but one explanation hearkens to 19th-century England, where committed drivers of horse-drawn buses were said to spent their time off riding the same buses to make sure the relief drivers were treating the vehicles and horses with care).

During Isaac, a Red Cross relief truck driver named Jim Dunham described how supervisors ordered trucks usually laden with aid to drive around empty, for appearance's sake.

About 20,000 customers were affected when a relief lorry driver mistakenly added 20 tonnes of aluminium sulphate to drinking water at the Lowermoor treatment works in July 1988.

The falling price of oil has at least brought some relief to drivers.

Mr. Cohen said the tax could be made equitable with relief for drivers below certain income thresholds.