Sentence examples for car catching from inspiring English sources

Experiment was designed to simulate a car catching fire alone on the road.

Seaman, 24 years old when he joined the team in 1937, had the social breeding but was resented for being English – particularly when, at the German Grand Prix in 1938, he took advantage of Von Brauchitsch's car catching fire in the pits to win the team's home race.

A guard shoots as they run back to the car, catching Marco in the back.

Make sure the pan is still under the car catching the spilling oil.

The first Karma that Consumer Reports tested simply died, and early Karma owners reported a host of problems ranging from a car shutting itself off while in motion to trouble with the electronic dashboard controls to, in two separate cases, cars catching fire.

Not only are connected cars catching on fast, their connections are also gaining speed.

Toyota also disclosed that approximately 190,000 vehicles had faulty fuel suction plates in them, which could lead to a fuel leak and increase the risk of the cars catching fire.

There had been rumours of rampant cheating throughout the race - hanging on to cars, catching trains, feeding outside permitted zones - but the actual reason for Garin's disqualification was lost when the French cycling authorities moved their archives to escape the German invasion in 1940.

Heartwrenching images of cars catching fire and rivers of red-hot lava blanketing houses have also been shared widely on social media.

Law enforcement officials say the data are invaluable for tracking down stolen cars, catching fugitives or solving other types of crimes.

Tesla even went so far as to design the shield to protect the car from catching fire in the event of a high-speed impact that rips the wheels off the car, like the impact that caused a Model S to catch fire in Mexico last year.