Sentence examples for big windshield from inspiring English sources

BMW's new R 1150 GS Adventure adds all the things a rider would need for an around-the-world touring bike: a 7.9-gallon fuel tank, a big windshield, big blocky tires that can be used on-road and off, high ground clearance, heated handgrips and a set of optional ($1,380) aluminum cases to hold cargo.

The big windshields, once advertised as improvements on earlier models, often have quirky blind spots.

(It was not my first choice because my husband has taken a public stance against the minivan, a vehicle he says he does not like to drive because of the "big curvy windshield").

Through the big Hummer windshield the old Baja route is a lonely, other-wordly landscape of cacti: the barrel cactus with its red needles, the organ pipe and the cholla.

After checking the car for "a cracked windshield, big dents or bald tires" as I was advised, I set out on the two-hour drive, blaring country music over the loud snore of the engine.

I also bought new sunglasses -- big ones, like windshields for my eyes.

What had a moment earlier been big raindrops on the windshield, which were instantly swept away by the wipers, were now nickel-size globs of what looked like library paste.

"I think his windshield is bigger than people realize.

But I believe that the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror.

The adage suggesting that there is reason why a car's windshield is bigger than its rear view mirror and implies that what lies ahead is much more important than anything behind you.

It's big and fluffy with a windshield on it, so I look a bit like a reporter.