The GTD was henceforth the sweet and tender hooligan that GTI drivers know and love, though it did not caterwaul like its high-octane brethren – owing to its 2-litre diesel engine's comparatively low 5,000rpm redline.
Now she's in the not-so-tender hands of an Egyptian driver, Sayed (Sayed Badreya), who has been entrusted with transporting her from the Mexican border to a buyer in New York City.
When they arrived, the friend tendered a $20 bill, but the driver refused it.
The driver of a back-up foam tender drove in closer to the burning aircraft and discharged his foam effectively, but the fire had already gained hold by the time this happened.
In many, many countries, you might as well try to pay a cab driver with colorful beads, because the dollar is not legal tender there.
The British actor Simon Russell Beale will return to the New York stage this summer as a London taxi driver in Atlantic Theater Company's production of "Bluebird," a tender drama by Simon Stephens about chance encounters and coming to grips with one's past.
A series of initial ideas were presented to the Southern Railway management by Bulleid that incorporated double-ended running, giving the locomotive driver maximum visibility in either direction without a boiler or tender obscuring his view.
The Dutchman's career at Red Bull has been remarkable – one win three and podiums in seven races – and that in combination with his tender years, he is still only 18, has rather overshadowed Red Bull's other driver, Daniel Ricciardo.
Yet the report Dr. Samuels later submitted to the New York State Workers Compensation Boardd cleared the driver for work and told a far different story: no back spasms, no tender neck.
As most tendered transport is dependent on a dispatcher functioning as an intermediary between client and driver, there are scale benefits.
