Sentence examples for a car rather from inspiring English sources

Still, he allows himself certain luxuries, and one of them is to hire a car rather than sit in a jitney.

Yet Google is resigned to introducing its innovations piecemeal to different features of a car, rather than all at once in a single vehicle.

The public should think of the cost of Segway technology akin to that of a car, rather than, say, that of personal computers.

Having said that, though, according to BP's carbon footprint calculator, I'm treading fairly on the planet, although I suspect that's more because I live on my own in central London and don't have a car rather than through positive choices.

It aims to feel as solid as the former and carry a load similar to the latter, while looking and driving like a car, rather than a mini articulated lorry.

It was, quite notably, the first game of its kind to boast a convincingly realistic physics engine – one that took into account all four wheels of a car, rather than, as in most racing games, an invisible pivot point in the center of the vehicle.

Run-offs are small, and mistakes are often punished by impact with a barrier and a damaged car, rather than a second or two lost running wide into a vast expanse of asphalt.

"We used every argument known to man to impress on the American public they needed a smaller car rather than a bigger car," a Chrysler chief executive said later.

Besides the obvious loss of cachet that comes with buying a used car rather than a new one, there is also this: A used Pontiac or Saturn does not qualify for the incentives of up to $6,500 that G.M. is offering directly to buyers of new models.

The car magazine testers loved the Ford Focus when it was first introduced because it rode and handled more like a European car rather an inexpensive American economy car.

Like a child's toy gun, sitting behind the wheel of the Marauder feels more like a being in a plastic replica of a muscle car, rather than the real thing.