1) Julie Anne Williamsons" accident happened because of a skid.
Julie would have let off the accelerator and steer in the opposite direction of the skid. However .
she wrenched the steering wheel in the direction of the skid and stomped on the brakes. She also .
should have worn her seatbelt. Ruth Ann Hendrie could have prevented it if she would not have .
turned to talk to somebody in the back. She also should have slowed down and eased the car .
back onto the pavement when it was half on and half off the road. Instead Ruth jerked the wheel .
to the left which threw the car out of control. The all should have worn their seatbelts. Michael .
Charles Murphys" accident happened when he was going sixty miles per hour and a red light turn .
at the last instant. He could have avoided the collision if he was not going sixty miles per hour .
and was taking in more information about the surrounding. If he did that he would have known .
the light was about to change. Michael would have survived if he would have worn his seatbelt. .
Steven Thomas Wallace could have prevented the accident if he would not have overloaded the .
vehicle. Another thing they could have done was to have worn their seatbelts. He also could .
have not got distracted. .
2) Yes I can think of a couple laws. The first law that comes to mind is to wear a seatbelt at all .
times. No matter how short the distance may be. A second law is to follow the speed limit. .
Another one is to have only one person in your vehicle until you are eighteen or for six months .
when you first get your license that is under the age of twenty-one, unless it is immediate family. .
Even then you can only have the amount of people as there are seatbelts. .
3) I believe so many young people are involved in accidents because they are in experienced. .
They also get distracted much easier than older people because we are interested in different .
things then driving. .
4) When I get my license I will prevent myself from getting in an accident by paying attention to .
They say people make places special. ... This place was my first home. ... My family and I came to the United States but my mother didn't have a place of her own. ... This was our first home. ... The bathroom was my little comfort zone from which I never wanted to get out. ...
He came from a wealthy middle-class, secure family . ... He came from a musical home in which both his mother and his sister played instruments. ... They where visiting St. ... Miles fought a battle with drugs, but never completely came out on top. ... Unfortunatly, a new dream that would never happen. ...
Never Give Up Never give up. ... I came over here without any knowledge of English. ... I felt very isolated to a point that I just want to go back home. ... But I did not really understand what they were talking about back then and I was so lost. ... Soon, I started to learn English by studying hard everyday at home or even late at night. ...
Many years passed, and new officials came into authority in the town. ... When her family came for a visit, he skipped town. ... Homer did eventually return home to Emily and, although she was happy he came home, it was a time the rest of the town would never forget, remembering it with disapproval. ... Her servant let in the townswomen, and he left out the back door, never to be seen again. ... They were stunned to find the corpse of Homer, her one true love. ...
Being from a family once wealthy and well known, she had never really been allowed to date. ... Homer left town and everyone assumed he was preparing a home for Emily. ... Her cousins came at once to arrange everything and close up the old house. When they forced open a room in the upstairs, they found the rotted body of Homer, laying as if in an embrace. ... It seems Emily never really lived in the here and now. ...
In Odysseus's case, Circe informed his men that "if you shout out and command them to let you loose, they must tie you tighter with a few more ropes" (Homer 150). ... Although the disguises were primarily significant to the gods, it also came across Odysseus as well. As suitors continuously came to demand Penelopeia's hand in marriage, she finally decided on creating a contest in which the winner would be the strongest. ... The one thing we have learned several times in life is to never let anyone bring you down and these men have disregarded that at this point when they lo...
Many teenage students complain about living at there parents home. They try to be independent and want to move out on there own and often fail. ... One advantage of staying at home is the financial freedom I have now. ... Although most of my stress came from financial responsibilities, some came from the sometimes loud atmosphere. ... If I could take it all back I would have never moved out and tried to make it on my own. ...
The poem "A Bird Came Down the Walk" reminds us of a nursery rhyme because of its rhyme scheme and rhythm. The poem starts with "A bird came down the walk. ... The sentence or clause always ends in the end of the line with a punctuation sign and never get carried over to the next one, so that the poem is very easy to follow. ... "And he rolled his feathers And rowed him softer home Than oars divide the ocean, Too silver for a seam." ... She focuses her vision on a small area with the bird and the beetle, which allows her to describe them in greater detail and to celebrate every little...
