Sentence examples for car banging from inspiring English sources

Like all the stuff that happens to them — locking a kid in the car, banging a kid's head.

Then I opened the front door and ran after the car, banging on the back of the boot.

Young men, their faces partly concealed by caps and bandanas, stare suspiciously, while others crowd around the car, banging on the bonnet.

Last week, a speeding car banged into a policeman standing at a traffic checkpoint and didn't bother to stop; the officer was critically injured.

Two other crewmen for Rudd and a Nascar official were also injured when Ward Burton's car banged off Casey Atwood's driver-side door and veered into the crewmen and Rudd's car, which was up on a jack in its stall.

It was a typically thrilling Talladega race, the cars banging at speeds approaching 200 miles an hour.

Kids on bikes shout greetings; passing cars bang out his current single Man (Gang).

For the most part, though, the art/life exchange seems to work the other way, with suspects drawing hope and inspiration from chases in action movies, in which volleys of shots are fired and tires are blown out and cars bang into each other violently but keep screaming along at top speed, until finally the fugitive gets away.

Driving back from a ­family ­get-together, Verónica hits something in her car – bang! – her ­forehead lunges ­forward and appears to smash either into the steering wheel or the ­windshield, and whiplashes back.

The PT Cruiser's big tires and protruding nose gave the car a slightly menacing look; at the Grand Hotel in Dinard, when the doorman saw the car he immediately imitated a Prohibition-era gangster with a tommy gun, delightedly proclaiming: "Le Jimmy Cagney car! Bang bang bang bang".

In fact, the Corvette is so intelligent that when driven hard towards a corner in full automatic mode, the car bangs off downshifts as the driver brakes.