Sentence examples for seeking a driver from inspiring English sources
A fake job advertisement was placed in a local paper, seeking a driver.
Seeking a driver to replace him and act also as a kind of team leader, the team first turned to the experienced Nick Heidfeld.
Mr. Hossain, a naturalized American citizen from Bangladesh, was seeking a driver's license for his "retarded" brother, according to his lawyer, Kevin A. Luibrand.
Or is it really an identification arm of law enforcement?" Anne L. Collins, the Massachusetts registrar of motor vehicles, said that people seeking a driver's license at least implicitly consent to allowing their images to be used for other purposes.
In the Senate, transportation subcommittee chairman Richard Shelby leads the way: the law he sponsored to prevent states from selling to private investigators information and pictures required from motorists seeking a driver's license was upheld by the Supreme Court.
Ferrari are seeking a second driver who can back Alonso up and also score enough points to help them win the constructors' championship.
Rather than seeking a prime driver (e.g., climate change, human hunting, disease, or other causes) for Pleistocene extinctions, we focus on the process of human geographic expansion and accelerating technological developments over the last 50,000 years, changes that initiated an essentially continuous cascade of ecological changes and transformations of regional floral and faunal communities.
Evernham has sought a youthful driver who will be able to represent Dodge with distinction well into the future.
The police are seeking a third suspect, possibly a driver, an investigator said.
In "Misery" by Chekhov, who was also a physician, a grieving sledge driver seeking a compassionate ear -- anyone who will just listen -- tries in vain to tell his passengers that his son has just died.
Nonetheless, the SRX is likely to appeal to well-heeled families that want something new and distinctive, and to drivers seeking a domestic alternative to fancy imported wagons.
