Drunk driving is common in Thailand — be prepared to yield to
erratic driving at short notice.
Not exact matches
A screwball heroine with a lot of topspin, Greta Gerwig is
at her best playing agitators and instigators — taking Lola Kirke under her
erratic wing in Mistress America, creating a junior - miss version of Miss Jean Brodie in Whit Stillman's Damsels in Distress, hatching a scheme to unload her pretentious married boyfriend back onto his wife in Rebecca Miller's Maggie's Plan, and
driving Al Pacino out of what's left of his woolly mind in The Humbling.
At high engine speeds, camshafts can flex torsionally in addition to the crankshaft, contributing to valve timing for the cylinders furthest from the cam
drive becoming inaccurate and
erratic, losing power, and in extreme cases resulting in mechanical interference between valve and piston — with catastrophic results.
These
erratic surges of part - time power
drive short - term electricity prices so low that even low - cost full - time producers like coal can not operate profitably
at those times.
If you
drive too close, you're forced to brake and accelerate
at a much more
erratic pace (rabbit hopping).
For those who work with
erratic schedules, there are
driving schools that can actually bring the lessons even
at your office.