Sentence examples for car bombshell from inspiring English sources
"Chrysler's electric car bombshell is an attempt to prove to the public and the media that the company is indeed working on future vehicles and that it still has life left in it," said Aaron Bragman of the research firm Global Insight.
Masons, punk band form Tucson, Arizona, toured in 2000 playing three songs dedicated to her—"Bombshell," "Crash My Car" and "The Witch".
British tabloid headlines included "Corpse in McCann Car" (London Evening Standard) and "Brit Lab Bombshell: Car DNA is 100% Maddie's" (Sun), while another reported that "a clump of Maddie's hair" had been found in the car.
Leonnig also came under scrutiny last month after publishing a bombshell story about allegations of Secret Service agents drunkenly crashing a car at the White House.
"Our new technology will allow the car's miles-per-gallon equivalent to be directly increased by any courtroom bombshell revelations like incest, secret diaries or shocking photos," says GM spokesperson Alan Hamskille.
This news comes several weeks after Ford's bombshell that it was dramatically reducing the number of traditional cars it will sell in the North American market.
But unlike the show Monty--a car that had been penned by Marcello Gandini, designer of the Lamborghini Miura, among other bombshells the production car was both more practical and a tad less exotic than it seemed at first blush.
For many people, car hire is the most stressful aspect of their holiday – and coming back to find a bombshell bill for thousands of pounds for something you didn't do is the ultimate nightmare.
Changes to the previous format included greater audience participation, a move from "a star in a reasonably priced car" to "two stars in a rally cross car" and a desire not to drop Clarkson's trademark "bombshell" closing.
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