Sentence examples for beat a car from inspiring English sources

"I've never not beat a car or a motorcycle at a light," she said.

KARACHI, Sept. 30 -- People beat a car hijacker to death late Saturday night.

McGee's wisecrack after the event seemed, sadly, more like prophecy than satire: "Nothing is going to beat a car," he said, "unless I bring a plane out or something".

In company lore, its founder, Louis Renault, started by winning a wager in 1898 that a Renault with an innovative crankshaft could beat a car with a bicycle-like chain drive, common at the time, up a winding road in Montmartre.

Though trains do have to make regular stops, Magliari said that the train will usually beat a car, especially considering holiday traffic.

THE COMMUTE "Nothing beats a car in Staten Island," Mrs. McGrail said.

Beyonce runs her own empire, has a seemingly idyllic home life and has never found it necessary to shave her head and beat a parked car with an umbrella.

What gun culture lacks in wit – for grownup delinquent fun and sly-dog subversion, you can't beat a custom-car rally – it more than makes up for in design wizardry, precision tooling and a long and honorable tradition of craftsmanship.

Cambridge's president David Cassidy (who would row for Goldie) was blunt in his assessment: "A powerful car will beat a less powerful car".

This demonstration and many others like it (for example, an autonomous car recently beat a professional race car driver) show the technological advances that have occurred in a relatively short period of time.

It would be different if your co-worker saw the guy beating someone up; but if he merely beat up a car or two, then confronting someone she believes to be armed would be not valiant but foolish.