Sentence examples for with drivers from from inspiring English sources

The 30th Dakar Rally -- and the first outside Africa -- features 177 cars, 217 motorcycles, 81 trucks and 25 quad bikes with drivers from 49 countries.

In the commercials, tourists returning from Mexico chat about their trips with drivers from car services who are taking them home.

Later, the racetrack became famous for the United States Grand Prix, a Formula One (open-wheeled cars) race with drivers from all over the world, from 1961 through 1980.

When Daytona began, drivers didn't consider themselves too specialized to try their hand at endurance racing, so the earliest Daytona sports car races often looked like all-star events, with drivers from all racing disciplines: Dan Gurney, Phil Hill, Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, A. J. Foyt, Rodger Ward and Fireball Roberts.

On top of that, scores of matrons — who work with drivers from a separate union on buses that carry students with special needs — showed up at their depot in Brooklyn only to learn they were apparently unwelcome, since teams of replacement workers had been taken on by their employer.

The Didi Japan app links passengers up with drivers from 10 local taxi companies, and Didi said it will use an AI-based dispatch and fleet management system for efficiency.

A plan to speed up the notoriously slow traffic in Midtown Manhattan goes into effect today, with drivers barred from making turns on 10 busy crosstown streets.

Yearly permits currently cost from $217 at Metro-North's Purdys lot to $995 a year for nonresident parking in the village-owned Tarrytown lot, which is popular with drivers coming from Rockland County.

In addition to its unique Turn 1, a right-hand corner that constitutes nearly a full circle, with drivers dropping from speeds of nearly 300 kilometers per hour to 65 kilometers per hour, it also has two long straights.

Researchers found that compared with licensed drivers from ages 35 to 44, drivers from 55 to 64 were most likely to buy new cars in 2011.

The only problem with ambulance drivers from somewhere in Illinois is that they don't necessarily know how to get from N.Y.U. to Columbia Presbyterian, in Washington Heights.