Sentence examples for slick driving from inspiring English sources

The crash took place at 10 28 p.m. on Tuesday on West 35th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of Americas; it was a frigid, snowy night with slick driving conditions across the city.

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The Humvees, which witnesses said did not appear to have been damaged, then turned in the wide road, which was slick from a driving rainstorm, they said.

Those who took to the highways fared no better, facing icy roads and slick conditions that made driving a hazard in at least eight states.

European and American weather forecasters and oil-spill experts said winds out of the west were expected to build up to 35 miles per hour on Wednesday and stay strong through Sunday, driving the slick toward dozens of coastal communities that depend almost entirely on tourism and fishing.

When driving on slick roads, thanks to a 35/65 front/rear torque split, the system automatically controls the distribution of torque to individual wheels.

We'd also really appreciate an overdrive lockout to enable quicker downshifts for passing and also to enable engine braking when driving on slick roads.

To mock ISIS in a way that diminishes its appeal would require mocking not the group itself, but the delusion that joining it will actually lead to living in those shiny buildings and driving those slick cars.

We told all the poor Minnesota fishermen who'd listen to be on the lookout for a real hypocritical character in red driving a slick speedboat and who likes to be called "Governor" but who's doing just the opposite of what pirates used to do when they sailed the high seas: PawLENTY's been stealing from the poor to give to the wealthy!

Slick streets and highways made driving potentially lethal throughout the region.