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"...Displaying none of his son's sure touch in handling a car, Anthony Hamilton, the father of the Formula One driver Lewis, careered into a children's playground yesterday 200 metres from his home..."
I think this writer needs a new career.
Psssst. I think the word you were looking for was "careened".
"...Displaying none of his son's sure touch in handling a car, Anthony Hamilton, the father of the Formula One driver Lewis, careered into a children's playground yesterday 200 metres from his home..."
I think this writer needs a new career.
Psssst. I think the word you were looking for was "careened".
or, perhaps you need to get a better English dictionary. The Times writer's word useage (as a verb) is correct. Look it up.
both father and son have had public appearances and news with Porsche. I wonder how McLaren and Mercedes Benz feels .... In fact, there is more news of Lewis and Tony in Porsches than there is with Mercs.
Well you learn something every day- even if you were an English major for a year:
intr.v. ca·reered, ca·reer·ing, ca·reers
To move or run at full speed; rush. See Usage Note at careen.
[French carrière, from Old French, racecourse, from Old Provençal carriera, street, from Medieval Latin (via) carrāria, (road) for carts, feminine of carrārius, from Latin carrus, a Gallic type of wagon; see kers- in Indo-European roots.]
So the Carrera was named after the Mexican Carrera Panamerica road race, and Lewis' dad "careered" his Carrera into a playground. It comes full circle.
