Sentence examples for tower driver from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is difficult to imagine anyone ever jumping into a taxi and saying, "Freedom Tower, driver, and make it snappy".

Here's Richard on the parking arrangements for a Sky do at London's Oxo Tower: "My driver David suggested we park my Rolls-Royce so that it blocked the main entrance, obliging Murdoch to pull up further down the street and walk.

In 1976 the French car maker Ligier produced the JS5, the most noticeable feature of which was a massive air-intake that towered over the driver like a gigantic vacuum cleaner and threatened to suck his helmet off.

The results show that the rolling and lateral motions of the vehicle are influenced significantly by the tower and that the driver needs to take quick action with a high steer angle to keep the right course.

And then comes the tower along with the driver's cab made from sheet metal.

The contact, which is highly dangerous, is strictly supervised, both by NASCAR officials in the grandstand tower and by the drivers' Old Testament-style code of retribution.

On Monday, Holmes strolled up to the 10th tee at the 594-yard, par-5 hole, and hit a towering fade with his driver that flew 320 yards down the fairway.

For instance, some floor standing tower speakers include a subwoofer driver in the lower portion of the same cabinet.

The other jobs would be the trickle-down sort, which exist most often in economists' models — like newly hired waitresses serving truck drivers delivering cellphone tower equipment.. Consumer groups and competitors argue that far more jobs would be eliminated by the merger.

The team pay credit to the factory technicians who made the tower's parts, and the drivers of what Mr Calland describes as the "ballet of cranes" needed to hoist them up as its 35,000 nuts were tightened using special spanners called podgers.

According to a worldwide study by Towers Watson, the single highest driver of engagement today is whether or not workers feel their managers are genuinely interested in their well-being.