Sentence examples for automobile without from inspiring English sources

No one is invited to enter my automobile without due cause and probably also a warrant or unless that person is carrying a tray with burgers and fries.

It's a little like driving a car: One can drive an automobile without adjusting the seat, but most of us drive better if we have adjusted the distance of the seat from the steering wheel and the height of the seat to permit the best view of the road.

Much of Ten, for example, was filmed in a moving automobile without Kiarostami present.

"On the other hand," he adds, "many people, including policy makers, may assume that accessibility is universal in the age of the automobile, without recognizing the problems faced by people without an automobile".

PAGE 1 Automobiles Muscle Car Without the Men BMW's redesigned Z4 sports car, which will be displayed at the New York auto show, seems to have matured from a quirky toy to an adult sports car.

The increase was led by automobiles, without which sales climbed 0.7percentt.

Here was a row of disembodied car doors; there, a line of automobiles without front ends, the engines looking like mangled snouts.

Used to be 100 years ago, 2,000 years ago, when people were living in caves without electric light, without automobiles, without airplanes, televisions, without computers, even without Diet Coke, are we happier now that we have all those things?... I'm puzzled about whether we're any smarter than people were at 1,000 or 10,000 years ago.

But there are incentives to pursue a long-term transition: oil reserves will not last forever, and fuel-cell technology does provide a way to sell cars to the 88percentt of the world's households who still do not own automobiles, without choking the globe in pollution.

Complementing the new renewable fuels will be exciting innovations in transportation efficiency, such as serial hybrids (electric vehicles with a small engine to help generate onboard electricity) and novel ways to strip weight out of automobiles without reducing their safety.

In this paper, two new shapes, Pentagon and Cross, were studied for two materials, aluminum and steel, with the objective of improving the crashworthiness of automobiles without adding any additional weight (within the same type of material) to the chassis.