Sentence examples for bmw down from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Evjen maneuvered his BMW down the winding driveway, a huge clearing came into view.

Shares in other car manufacturers have also fallen heavily, with Peugeot down 7%, BMW down 5% and Daimler, the owner of Mercedes-Benz, also down 5%.

Shares in other car makers have also fallen heavily, with Peugeot down 7%, BMW down 5% and Daimler, the owner of Mercedes-Benz, also down 5%.

Later, Mr. Bisignano, the son of an auto mechanic and a homemaker, steers his silver BMW down residential streets to his firm.

Sales at Porsche last month were down 36% for the year, considerably worse that the drops experienced by Jaguar (down 27%), BMW (down 29%), Mercedes-Benz (down 29%) and Audi (down 15.9%).

Their teenage sons continued their own tradition of revving open top BMWs up and down Wilmslow Road, Pakistani flags held above their heads, beeping their horns and sounding klaxons.

Helmut Panke, the former chairman and CEO of BMW, summed up brand perfectly: "I want to be able to blindfold a person, set him down in a BMW and have him know it's a BMW by the feel of it".

The Ferrari F2002s took the chequered flag 0.182sec apart, just over 17 seconds ahead of the Williams-BMW FW24s of Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher, who had been badly let down by the performance of their Michelin tyres.

No, this vehicle looks nothing like a BMW, and that's the point for car makers to come out with their own styles, so that you can actually tell the difference between a BMW and an Infiniti when it's bombing down the highway.

In addition, the GLI gets standard traction and stability control (like the BMW), gets standard 17-inch wheels (versus 16-inch on the BMW) and standard flip-down rear seats, while BMW wants $475 to let you fold down the 325i's rear bench.

Moore's color-saturated, large-format photographs showcase his eye for highly stylized, formal compositions ("Stalin's Billiards"), for stripped-down, soulful chaos ("Volodya, Wife and Dog") and for unlikely collisions ("Peter the Great and BMW").