Sentence examples for the single driver from inspiring English sources

Seen up close, it is an imposing bit of metal, with the single driver's seat seemingly carved into a sleek, long, red cigar fronted by the Roots blower, and sweeping back to conclude with a finlike boat tail.

Top-firing design is a fancy way of describing the single driver that pumps the audio into your noggin across a wide range providing thumping bass, vocals and clear highs.

For as long as it has had a self-image, that image has been one of cool containment: the single driver, moving between home and work and leisure, along boulevards that are, observed Joan Didion,"devoid of meaning to the driver, which is one reason the place exhilarates some people and floods others with an amorphous uease".

Again, the single driver going on here is the increase in human population.

This has led some to speculate that fines are just treated as a cost of doing business by those who skirt the law and expect, in some (but not all) cases to be caught, much like the single driver in the HOV lane who expects to get caught once in a while but not every time.

From this analysis, the authors were able to identify the single driver oncogene found in this amplicon, the histone methyltransferase SETDB1, which significantly accelerated tumor onset.

That's when you look longingly over at the single drivers stuck in traffic.

Joseph Armstrong's early death in 1877 meant that the next phase of motive power design was the responsibility of William Dean who developed express 4-4-0 thans rather than the single-driver 2-2-2s and 4-2-2s that had hauled fast trains up to that time.

Biological inertia in the bird community was the strongest single driver; 72% of the variation in the bird assemblage was explained by the community that existed seven years earlier.

Now, though, the campaign has turned many in both parties against cutting future Medicare spending at all — a position that, if they stick to it, would be fiscally ruinous, since the growth of Medicare spending is the biggest single driver of the federal deficit.

At a time when retiring baby boomers and mounting medical prices have made federal health care spending the biggest single driver of the nation's rising debt, the House budget from Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, would transform Medicare into a voucherlike system known as premium support, which Mr. Obama and Democrats adamantly oppose.